Foyle Valley Railway
Coordinates: 54°59′31″N 7°19′18″W / 54.99197°N 7.321529°W / 54.99197; -7.321529
The Foyle Valley Railway is a railway museum in Derry, Northern Ireland.[1] The exhibition is a recreated railway station platform and within the displays visitors can find out about the various railway companies which once operated out of the city.[2] The current museum opened in 1989 and initially a former County Donegal diesel railcar ran along a three-mile stretch of track along the riverbank.[3]
Rolling Stock
Railway Vehicles At The Foyle Valley Railway
Number |
Type |
Build Date |
Original Operator |
Notes |
4 | 2-6-4T Steam Locomotive | 1907 | CDRJC | Named Meenglas. Stored outside. |
6 | 2-6-4T Steam Locomotive | 1907 | CDRJC | Named Columbkille. |
2 | 4wDM Diesel Shunter | 1956 | Motor Rail | |
12 | Diesel Railcar | 1934 | CDRJC | Built by the GNR at Dundalk |
30 | Third Class Carriage | 1901 | CDRJC | |
14 | Composite Carriage | 1893 | CDRJC | |
18 | Composite Carriage | 1885 | LLSR | |
? | Hand-Worked Crane | ? | LLSR | |
19 | Goods Van | 1881 | CDRJC | |
Original use
The current railway structures were the Londonderry Foyle Road railway station terminus of the Great Northern Railway (Ireland) route into the city on the west bank of the river Foyle from Strabane and Omagh.
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- Heritage railways: England
- Scotland
- Wales
- Northern Ireland
- Isle of Man
- Channel Islands
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