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Gallery 603: Isle of Man Rush Hour on the Railways - March 2016

The first special event of 2016 on the Isle of Man was Rush Hour on the Railway which took place over the Easter weekend. Featuring both the Isle of Man Steam Railway and the Manx Electric Railway this gallery mainly concentrates on the latter although we also feature some other tramway history from the island. Throughout the weekend there were intensive services on the MER including rare combinations, rare photographic opportunities and that MER favourite, the parallel run. For a full review of the event please read this article by David Mee.

All Photographs in this collection were taken by David Mee in March 2016.



Douglas Horse Tramway 14

Douglas Horse Tramway 14

Marine Drive

Manx Electric Railway 20 & 16

Manx Electric Railway 16 & 20

Manx Electric Railway 22

Manx Electric Railway 1

Manx Electric Railway 1

Manx Electric Railway 1

Manx Electric Railway 1

Manx Electric Railway 2

Manx Electric Railway 2

Derby Castle Sheds

Derby Castle Sheds

Manx Electric Railway 43 & 46

Manx Electric Railway 29

Manx Electric Railway 29

Tommy Milner

Strathallan Depot

Manx Electric Railway 1

Manx Electric Railway 19+60

Manx Electric Railway 5

Ramsey

Manx Electric Railway 19

Manx Electric Railway 20

Manx Electric Railway 22+46+16

Manx Electric Railway 2

Manx Electric Railway 16+16

Snaefell Mountain Railway 2 & Manx Electric Railway 6

Manx Electric Railway 16

Manx Electric Railway 21

Manx Electric Railway 22+46

Manx Electric Railway 6

Manx Electric Railway 6

Manx Electric Railway 6

Manx Electric Railway 6

Manx Electric Railway 7

Manx Electric Railway 7

Manx Electric Railway 21 & 20

Derby Castle Shed

Manx Electric Railway 1 & 9

Manx Electric Railway 9

Manx Electric Railway 9 & 1

Derby Castle Shed


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