Newby Hall Miniature Railway

Newby Hall Miniature Railway 10 ¼ inch

The Newby Hall Miniature Railway first opened in 1971 and runs in the grounds of Newby Hall Estate near Ripon. The line runs parallel to the River Ure in the shape of a dumb-bell loop.
The station ‘Newby Hall’ is situated in the middle of the line and has a turntable and engine shed. Trains depart from here, to the first loop which has a tunnel. The train then goes back through the station onto the second loop, in which it crosses a bridge to run and return to the station. Motive Power on the railway includes a Battison built ‘Royal Scot’ however this is currently being overhauled, so trains are run by either of the two Severn Lamb locomotives.

Address: Newby Hall, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 5AE

Telephone: 0845 4504068
Operator: Newby Hall
Line Length: 1000 yards, Dumb-Bell
First opened: 1971
Website:Newby Hall Miniature Railway Website

Site Entry Fee
Locomotives

No	Name	Type	Builder	Built
6100	Royal Scot	4-6-0	S.Battison	1953
D1017	Lady Mary Vyner	6-6wGas-M	Severn Lamb	1970
	Countess de Grey	4w-4Gas-H	Severn Lamb	1973

Opening Times: 31st March - 30th September 2007. Tuesday - Sunday and Bank Holidays and Mondays in July and August. 11.00am - 5.30pm, last entry 5.00pm

Price: Adult - £7.00, Child - £5.50.

NHMR Page was last updated on the 14th August 2007 with page published.