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Category Archives: Snaefell Mountain Railway
Updated list of Heritage Tramways planned operation for 2021
This is the latest list of when you can enjoy a ride on a heritage tram across the British Isles in 2021. Updated up to and including Monday 26th April this list only includes those tramways which have announced an … Continue reading
Manx Electric Railway and Snaefell Mountain Railway announce the start of a new season
For anyone on the Isle of Man who has been missing their fix of the Isle of Man Transport run heritage railways and tramways the news they have been waiting for is in – services will resume on the Manx … Continue reading
What’s New on British Trams Online? 28th February 2021
There is a double helping of photos this week as we head back in time to 2003 and 2004 on the Isle of Man as well as taking another look at the current trackworks in Blackpool:
Trams in Video: Trams & Electric Railways of the Isle of Man
We are back in 2013 for this edition of “Trams in Video” with footage from the varied systems on the Isle of Man. Amongst the systems we see in operation are the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, Manx Electric Railway and … Continue reading
What’s New on British Trams Online?
This week we have photos from the archive again and this time we head across to the Isle of Man in 2001 and 2002:
A new coat for Snaefell Mountain Railway’s 125th anniversary
The Snaefell Mountain Railway may not be running in its 125th anniversary year – its all gone quiet over the offer by the Manx Electric Railway Society to help fund its operation for short period – but that doesn’t mean … Continue reading
MERS offer £9,000 to Isle of Man Railways to operate Snaefell Mountain Railway in 125th anniversary year
When announcements were made in July about the Manx Electric Railway and Isle of Man Steam Railway resuming operation in time for the school holidays it was confirmed at the same time that both the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway and … Continue reading
What’s New on British Trams Online?
Photos both old and new are included in our latest main site update:
Events announced for Virtual Manx Heritage Transport Festival
We already knew that as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic this year’s Manx Heritage Transport Festival had become the second big transport event on the Isle of Man to go virtual but now full details have been announced of … Continue reading
MER to return!
It has been announced that the Manx Electric Railway (along with the Isle of Man Steam Railway) will return to service later this month having not been running since March as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The MER will … Continue reading
New stamps released to celebrate Snaefell Mountain Railway anniversary
21st August 2020 marks the 125th anniversary of the Snaefell Mountain Railway and although the Covid-19 pandemic means that the celebrations for this key milestone will have to be scaled back a new set of six stamps has just been … Continue reading
Trams in Video: Trams and Trains on the Isle of Man
Its another “general purpose transport” video today as we are off to the Isle of Man for footage of the various tramways and railways on the island. Included are clips from the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, Groudle Glen Railway, Great … Continue reading
What’s New on British Trams Online?
It’s a Bank Holiday weekend and you know what that means? No, it doesn’t mean there are lots of special tram events – not this year at any rate! – but it means we have a double dose of Photo … Continue reading
What’s New on British Trams Online?
Back into the archives for another double-helping of photos this week:
What’s New on British Trams Online?
This week we bring you two Photo Galleries as an extra Easter treat.
Heritage organisations start to shut down after latest government advice **updated 20th March**
The situation with closures and changes to openings of heritage tramways and museums continues to change rapidly as the Coronavirus pandemic continues to make itself felt. It is inevitable, sensible and understandable that these decisions have to be made and … Continue reading
Steam to return to the MER as part of 2020 Heritage Transport Festival
No sooner do we report on the Rush Hour on the Railway events then Isle of Man Transport release the details the Manx Heritage Transport Festival taking place between 29th July and 2 August! Alongside many of the usually popular … Continue reading
Strathallan Depot to be officially opened as part of Rush Hour on the Railways
The first of two big general transport events on the Isle of Man for 2020 will see the official opening of the new Douglas Bay Horse Tramway Depot at Strathallan. Rush Hour on the Railways takes place over the Easter … Continue reading
Picture in Time: Snaefell Mountain Railway 2
For one final time in this batch we head to the Isle of Man and the Snaefell Mountain Railway during 1979.
Significant fall recorded in tram passengers on the Isle of Man
After the past few years have seen increases in passenger numbers on the Isle of Man’s main tramways and railways, 2019 has seen a significant fall in all three tramways with just the Steam Railway seeing a rise. Many reasons … Continue reading