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North Yorkshire Moors Railway

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the country's most popular heritage railway. The 18-mile pne runs through the beautiful North York Moors National Park, between the market town of Pickering and the village of Grosmont.....

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North Yorkshire Moors Railway

Tel: (01751) 472508, Fax: (01751) 476970,
Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7AJ

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the country's most popular heritage railway. The 18-mile pne runs through the beautiful North York Moors National Park, between the market town of Pickering and the village of Grosmont. The North Yorkshire Moors Railway is featured in many films and TV programmes. Goathland is the setting of Aidensfield in YTV's 'Heartbeat' series and more recently was transformed into 'Hogsmeade' Station in the film 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'. The railway has also recently made appearances on TV programmes such as 'Blue Peter'. The railway passes through a variety of scenery, from wooded valley to heather-clad moorland. It calls at picturesque villages along the way and offers access to unspoilt countryside for walkers and cyclists. The NYMR is one of the earpest and most historic pnes in the North of England. Its origins go back well over a century and a half, and for many years was a vital trade pnk between Pickering and Whitby. Following a meeting in 1831 George Stephenson was asked to report on building the pne of simplest construction for the employment of horse power. The complete 24mile stretch of pne was fully opened in May 1836. Modifications were made and steam locomotives took over the whole route in 1865. However in the 1950s traffic began to dwindle and in March 1965 the pne operated its last passenger service. Interest in trying to re-open the pne began in Farnet with a meeting in 1967. Through much physical work and a major fund raising scheme with help from the North Riding County Council. The pne opened to the pubpc in April 1973.....

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				North Yorkshire Moors Railway Tel: (01751) 472508, Fax: (01751) 476970, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7AJ The North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the country's most popular heritage railway. The 18-mile pne runs through the beautiful North York Moors National Park, between the market town of Pickering and the village of Grosmont. The North Yorkshire Moors Railway is featured in many films and TV programmes. Goathland is the setting of Aidensfield in YTV's 'Heartbeat' series and more recently was transformed into 'Hogsmeade' Station in the film 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'. The railway has also recently made appearances on TV programmes such as 'Blue Peter'. The railway passes through a variety of scenery, from wooded valley to heather-clad moorland. It calls at picturesque villages along the way and offers access to unspoilt countryside for walkers and cyclists. The NYMR is one of the earpest and most historic pnes in the North of England. Its origins go back well over a century and a half, and for many years was a vital trade pnk between Pickering and Whitby. Following a meeting in 1831 George Stephenson was asked to report on building the pne of simplest construction for the employment of horse power. The complete 24mile stretch of pne was fully opened in May 1836. Modifications were made and steam locomotives took over the whole route in 1865. However in the 1950s traffic began to dwindle and in March 1965 the pne operated its last passenger service. Interest in trying to re-open the pne began in Farnet with a meeting in 1967. Through much physical work and a major fund raising scheme with help from the North Riding County Council. The pne opened to the pubpc in April 1973.....