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The Festiniog Railway Heritage Group aims to research, conserve and recreate many aspects of the Festiniog Railway’s heritage. It supports many projects across the railway, and publishes research conducted by members in its quarterly journal.

Festiniog Railway Heritage Group

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Festiniog Railway Heritage Group
Not another slate waggon, you say! And it's looking a little weather worn at that. Then you look closer and see it's not stacked properly (yet). Why highlight it, you ask? Because these slates came from the roof of the Erecting Shop at Boston Lodge. The roof is getting some much needed TLC including new slates. Although slates can sometimes be reused when work is done on roofs, in this case - "It is all too apparent why they are being replaced, the holes for the nails were not that size when they were installed"!It takes a surprising amount of slate to load our waggons, which can make recreating the slate trains quite tricky. If you live or work in the area and are thinking of replacing your slate roof, let our team know; the more slates we have, the more authentic our train looks. ...

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Festiniog Railway Heritage Group

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Festiniog Railway Heritage Group

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Another great update from one of our projects. The skill and dedication of the team doing this is perhaps best demonstrated in this post. This project is not for the faint hearted. ...
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Festiniog Railway Heritage Group

4 weeks ago

Festiniog Railway Heritage Group
The latest Festiniog Railway Heritage Group Journal is out full of fascinating articles covering our history and projects in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Why not join us? Our membership subscription pays for our many projects which preserve or recreate parts of the Ffestiniog Railway's history; pays for scanning the many photos, drawings, and letters in our archive to make them widely available, pays for the historically accurate embellishments that would otherwise not be included in a rebuild, and pays for the continued maintenance of our heritage assets. In return you get a quarterly Journal and you get access to our online archive with very high definition pictures, historic documents, drawings, and letters. You also get the satisfaction that you are helping the oldest surviving railway company in the world which was, and is, a world changer, tell its story and keep telling its story for generations to come. See our website for digital and paper subscriptions. ...

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Festiniog Railway Heritage Group

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Another weekend is coming to a close. What did you do with it? Something relaxing? Something satisfying? Or were you a bit bored once the football finished? We can help! Volunteering for the Ffestiniog Railway is one of the most satisfying things you can do. The make-a-difference feeling; the look-what-I've-done feeling; the look-what-new-skills-I've-learnt feeling; the me-and-my-new-friends feeling. Some jobs, such as rebuilding one of our locomotives, you need to go to Wales for. But not all. People do projects in workshops all over the UK; some do projects that can be done from anywhere, even as far away as Australia - research, marketing, project management, websites, social media. There is no such thing as someone who cannot help. If you feel you can't spend even 15 minutes a week helping, please consider joining the Festiniog Railway Heritage Group. Our membership subscription pays for our many projects which preserve or recreate parts of the Ffestiniog Railway's history; pays for scanning the many photos, drawings, and letters in our archive to make them widely available, pays for the historically accurate embellishments that would otherwise not be included in a rebuild, and pays for the continued maintenance of our heritage assets. In return you get a quarterly Journal full of articles and pictures about our projects and our history with new discoveries being made all the time - locos, carriages, waggons, signalling, trackwork, infrastructure, historically significant people, you get access to our online archive with very high definition pictures, and you get the very smug satisfaction that you are helping the oldest surviving railway company in the world which was, and is, a world changer, tell its story and keep telling its story for generations to come. Yes, you can help!(Photograph iBase 5271 of England locomotive No.4 Palmerston in Boston Lodge in July 1933) ...

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