Peak Rail

In 1968 the former Midland Railway main line from London to Manchester was closed between Matlock and Buxton in Derbyshire. In 1975 the Peak Railway Society took matters in hand, and after opening a Steam Centre at Buxton, by 1991 had reopened the section of line between Matlock and Darley Dale. In 1997, this was extended to Rowsley.

Locomotives

Steam Locomotives
- to be added

Diesel Locomotives
- BR 0–4–0 Class 01 no. D2953
- BR 0–4–0 Class 02 nos. D2854 and D2866
- BR 0–6–0 Class 03 nos. D2118, D2139, D2199, 03027, 03037, 03099, and 03113
- BR 0–6–0 Class 04 nos. D2229, D2272, D2284 and D2337
- BR 0–6–0 Class 05 no. D2587
- BR 0–6–0 Class 07 no. 07013
- BR 0–6–0 Class 08 no. D3023
- BR 0–6–0 Class 11 no. 12061
- BR 0–6–0 Class 14 nos. D9502 and D9525
- BR A1A-A1A Class 31 no. 31270
- BR 1Co-Co1 Class 44 no. D8 "Penyghent"
- BR Co-Co Class 50 no. 50029 "Renown" and 50030 "Repulse"
- BR 0–6–0 Class 97/6 no. 97654

Diesel Multiple Units
- BR Class 108 units 51566+59387+53933, 51567+53627, and 51937+54484

External Links

The Railway website


British Heritage and Private Railways
<p style="font-size: 90%">England:	<p style="font-size: 90%">Appleby – Avon Valley – Barrow Hill – Battlefield Line – Bideford & Instow – Birmingham Rly. Mus. – Bluebell – Bodmin & Wenford – Bowes – Bredgar & Wormhill – Buckinghamshire Rly. Centre – Bure Valley – Chasewater – Chinnor & Princes Risborough – Cholsey & Wallingford – Churnet Valley – Cleethorpes – Colne Valley – Coventry – Dartmoor – Dean Forest – Derwent Valley – Didcot – East Anglian Rly. Mus. – East Kent – East Lancs. – East Somerset – Ecclesbourne Valley – Eden Valley – Elsecar – Embsay – Epping-Ongar – Foxfield – Glos. Warks. – Great Central – Isle of Wight – Keighley – Kent & East Sussex – Kirklees – Lakeside & Haverthwaite – Lappa Valley – Launceston – Lavender – Leighton Buzzard – Lincolnshire Wolds – Lynton & Barnstaple – Mangapps Rly. Mus. – Mid-Hants – Mid-Norfolk – Mid-Suffolk – Middleton – Midland Rly. Centre – National Rly. Mus. – Nene Valley – North Norfolk – North Tyneside – North Yorkshire Moors – Northampton & Lamport – Northamptonshire Ironstone – Paignton & Dartmouth – Peak – Plym Valley – Ravenglass & Eskdale – Ribble – Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch – Rutland – Seaton – Severn Valley – Sittingbourne – South Devon – South Tynedale – Spa Valley – Swanage – Swindon & Cricklade – Telford – Walthamstow – Weardale – Wensleydale – West Somerset – Wisbech & March
<p style="font-size: 90%">Scotland:	<p style="font-size: 90%">Alford Valley – Bo'ness & Kinneil – Caledonian – Keith & Dufftown – Leadhills & Wanlockhead – Isle of Mull – Royal Deeside – Scottish Industrial Rly. Centre – Strathspey
<p style="font-size: 90%">Wales:	<p style="font-size: 90%">Bala Lake – Brecon Mountain – Bridgend Valley – Cambrian Rly. Soc. – Cambrian Rly. Trust – Corris – Fairbourne – Ffestiniog – Gwili – Llanberis Lake – Llangollen – Narrow Gauge Rly. Mus. – Pontypool & Blaenavon – Rhyl – Snowdon Mountain – Swansea Vale – Talyllyn – Vale of Glamorgan – Vale of Rheidol – Welsh Highland – Welshpool & Llanfair
<p style="font-size: 90%">Northern Ireland:	<p style="font-size: 90%">Donegal – Downpatrick – Giant's Causeway	<p style="font-size: 90%">Channel Islands: Alderney Railway
<p style="font-size: 90%">Isle of Man:	<p style="font-size: 90%">Douglas Horse Tram – Groudle Glen – IoM Steam – Manx Electric – Snaefell

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