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The Cambrian Railways
  1. Before the Cambrian
  2. The railways begin
  3. Dreaming of rails
  4. Two stations for Oswestry
  5. No station for Oswestry
  6. Towards a revival

6. Towards a revival

Will the trains ever again run into Oswestry?

Local groups

Colour photograph of Cambrian Railways wagon plate [Opens in new window: image size 53kb]
Cambrian Railways wagon plate
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[Reproduced with kind permission of The Cambrian Railways Society]

In 1972 the Cambrian Railways Society was formed to preserve whatever it could of Oswestry's railways. The Society is based in their depot in the former Cambrian Railways goods yard where they have an extensive museum. They have and set out to 'maintain a living continuance of the railways historical presence in a town steeped with railway history.'

In 1998 the Cambrian Railways Trust came into being with similar aims to the Cambrian Railways Society.

Web sites

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Read about progress being made towards restoring rail links into Oswestry.

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Cambrian Railways Society.  
Cambrian Railways Trust.  

Other web sites about Oswestry railways

Address Description
Oswestry Town Council Information and history about the Cambrian railways
BBC BBC History feature on the railways in Oswestry

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