Talyllyn Railway

Main category: Talyllyn Railway

English: The Talyllyn Railway is a narrow-gauge steam railway in based in Tywyn in Mid-Wales. The railway was originally used to transport slate but is now a tourist railway. In 1951 it became the first railway in the world to be preserved as a heritage railway by volunteers.

日本語: Talyllyn鉄道はウェールズ中部のTywynを拠点とする狭軌の蒸気鉄道である。この鉄道は元々は粘板岩を運搬する為に使用されていたが現在は観光鉄道として運営されている。1951年に世界で初めてボランティアによって運行される保存鉄道になった。

Stations

Tywyn Wharf

Main category: Tywyn Wharf railway station

English: Tywyn Wharf is the principal terminus of the railway, though in its early days it was used for freight only, where slate was transhipped from the narrow gauge to standard gauge trains. It was rebuilt in 2005.

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  The station in 1905
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  The station as it was in 1951, at the beginning of the preservation era
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  The station in 1953, with the platform moved and a loop created
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  The station in 2001, prior to rebuilding
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  No. 4 Edward Thomas at Tywyn Wharf
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  No. 7 Tom Rolt at Tywyn Wharf
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  No. 6 Douglas in the guise of Duncan, at Tywyn Wharf
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  Transhipment sidings at Tywyn Wharf
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  Coaling stage at Tywyn Wharf
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  Tywyn Wharf station
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  Tywyn Wharf station

Pendre

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  Pendre Works
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  Pendre station and level crossing

Rhydyronen

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  Rhydyronen

Brynglas

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  No. 2 Dolgoch at Brynglas
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  Brynglas blockpost
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  Train in Fathew Valley Between Brynglas and Dolgoch

Dolgoch

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  Dolgoch Falls
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  Dolgoch Viaduct around 1867
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  Dolgoch Viaduct
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  Train on Dolgoch Viaduct
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  No. 4 Edward Thomas on Dolgoch Viaduct
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  Dolgoch station in 1894
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  Dolgoch station

Abergynolwyn

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  Village Incline before 1880
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  Abergynolwyn Station
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  Forestry Crossing near Abergynolwyn
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  Abergynolwyn signal box

Nant Gwernol

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  No. 1 Talyllyn at Nant Gwernol in 1890
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  No. 1 Talyllyn at Nant Gwernol in 1978
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  No. 4 Edward Thomas at Nant Gwernol
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  Nant Gwernol footbridge

Bryn Eglwys Quarry

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  Alltwyllt incline
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  Cantrybedd incline
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  Derelect building at Bryn Eglwys
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  Bryn Eglwys quarry
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  Bryn Eglwys winding house

Other minor halts & stations

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  Hendy
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  Fach Goch
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  Cynfal
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  Tynllwynhen
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  Quarry Siding

Locomotives

No. 1 Talyllyn

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  At Abergynolwyn
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  At Nant Gwernol in 1890
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  At Nant Gwernol in 1978

No. 2 Dolgoch

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  At Tywyn Wharf
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  At Brynglas
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  In 1951

No. 3 Sir Haydn

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  In 1985
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  In guise of fictitious counterpart Sir Handel, 2008

No. 4 Edward Thomas

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  At Tywyn Wharf
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  At Abergynolwyn
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  At Nant Gwernol

No. 6 Douglas

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  In the guise of Duncan, at Tywyn Wharf

No. 7 Tom Rolt

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  At Tywyn Wharf
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  At Nant Gwernol
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  Leaving for Tywyn

Diesels and other self-propelled equipment

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  No. 5 Midlander
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  No. 8 Merseysider
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  No. 9 Alf
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  No. 10 Bryn Eglwys
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  Engineering trolley "Toby"
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  Flail mower
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  Flail mower
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  Tamping machine

Rolling stock

Carriages

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  Carriage No. 1
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  Carriage No. 2
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  Carriage No. 3
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  Carriage No. 4 in 1898
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  Guards van No. 5
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  Corris Railway guards van No. 6
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  Carriage No. 8
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  Carriage No. 9
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  Carriage No. 10
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  Carriage No. 11
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  Carriage No. 12
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  Carriage No. 13
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  Glyn Valley Tramway carriage No. 14
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  Glyn Valley Tramway carriage No. 15
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  Carriage No. 16
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  Corris carriage No. 17
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  Carriage No. 18
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  Carriage No. 19
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  Carriage No. 20
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  Carriage No. 21
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  Carriage No. 22
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  Carriage No. 23

Wagons and vans

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  Boflat wagon
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  Flat wagon
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  Hopper wagons
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  Open wagon
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  Slate wagon
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  Tipper wagon
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  Van No. 28
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  Van No. 29
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  Brake van No. 70
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  Wagon No. 117
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  Van No. 146

Narrow Gauge Railway Museum

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  Inside the museum
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  Guinness loco in the museum
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  Giesl ejector

Maps

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  Talyllyn location map
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  Talyllyn Railway map
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  Tywyn Wharf (Kings) layout 1865
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  Tywyn Wharf layout 1964
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  Pendre layout around 1900
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  Pendre layout in 1999
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  Abergynolwyn Village Incline Map