Welcome to
the Plym Valley Railway
The aim of the Plym Valley Railway is to re-build a one and
a half mile section of the ex-Great Western branch line
from Marsh Mills to Plym Bridge. The line used to run
from Tavistock Junction, just outside of Plymouth, to
Launceston. It is a heritage railway centre where
we are preserving steam and diesel locomotives,
carriages, wagons, and other historic railway artefacts
to recreate the atmosphere of a bygone age.We operate passenger trains on selected days over a
section of the line from our station at Marsh Mills to
Lee Moor Crossing, a distance of approximately
three-quarters of a mile or 1,200 metres.
New and enthusiastic volunteers are needed in all
departments, including motive power, permanent way,
carriage and wagon, building and Works, fund raising and
retail outlets. |
The Railway is normally only open to
visitors on Sundays from 11:00.
Buffet facilities are also available
on most Sundays.
The Dates for our operating days can be
found on the Timetable
Page.
(Trains and amenities subject to availability)
Last up-dated June 2009.
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