Crowle Peatland Railway Chronology
Schoma Loco 5220 (Thomas Buck) made its way outside under its own power to travel on the track laid outside.
Thomas Buck made its way all the way down to the head shunt – the furthest it had travelled under its own power since 2005!
Visit by the local U3A group
Filming for the Isle of Axholme & Hatfield Chase Landscape Partnership. https://fb.watch/9093u91OXE/
14-15 Heritage Open Days. Cab Rides were available on the very limited length of track.
21-22 Heritage Open Days. Cab Rides were available on the very limited length of track.
Visit to the Peatland Railway by Micro Maniacs – mini car enthusiasts.
The dismantled Simplex loco was returned from North Lindsey College – the intention was that the students would complete the project on site.
Planning permission was granted for the siting and conversion of shipping containers to form a cafe, toilet, shop area and training/education room together with the installation of a sewage treatment plant
Funding received from SSE Keadby Windfarm Fund to acquire Lisbon Tram Car 711. To be restored to use for passenger transport behind the Schomas.