Rheilffordd Corris Railway
The Corris Railway was built in 1859, originally being a horse-drawn tram-road until the arrival of steam engines in 1878. It is the first narrow-gauge railway in Mid-Wales. The first passengers were carried in 1883 and it closed to passengers in 1930 and completely in 1948.
The Corris Railway Museum opened in 1970 with occasional passenger services re-commencing in 2002 and regular steam-hauled services in 2005.
The round trip takes fifty minutes and includes a guided tour of the 137-year old engine shed and workshops at Maespoeth. The Corris Railway Society is run by volunteers.
The Corris Railway in October 1987 The Corris Railway in June 1999, The Corris Railway in October 1996 The Corris Railway in 1987 The Corris Railway in October 1996 The Corris Railway in June 1996 The Corris Railway in October 1996 The Corris Railway in October 1996 The Corris Railway in October 1996 The Corris Railway in October 1996 The Corris Railway in October 1996 The Corris Railway in July 1989
Map showing Corris and The Route of the Corris Railway
