Plym Valley Railway
After being purchased from EWS at Bescot, Class 37/0 no. 37207 was moved to Marsh Mills on the Plym Valley Railway for restoration. Significant work on the body has been undertaken as seen in this image taken at Marsh Mills on August 15th 2005
© Brian Battersby
© Brian Battersby
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The aim of the Plym Valley Railway is to re-build a one and a half mile section of the ex-Great Western branch line from Marsh Mills to Plym Bridge. The line used to run from Tavistock Junction, just outside of Plymouth, to Launceston. It is a heritage railway centre where we are preserving steam and diesel locomotives, carriages, wagons, and other historic railway artefacts to recreate the atmosphere of a bygone age
| Directions by Road | Situated on the outskirts of Plymouth, the railway is accessed via the A38 dual carriageway. At the Marsh Mills roundabout, head towards Plympton, which is below the A38, and follow the signs for the Coypool Park and Ride Car Park which is opposite the railway. |
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| Directions by Public Transport | By Train Plymouth is the closest mainline served station. For full train timetable information please use the National Rail website. By Bus For Local/National bus service information please use the Travel Line website. |
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| The are no 12CSVT locomotives currently resident at this site |
Note - Locos that show as resident may be based here but loaned to other sites, click on 'Loco' to view the most recent location
| Loco | Arrived | Departed | Notes |
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| 37207 | 11/03/2000 | 28/06/2015 | Sold to new owner |
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