British Railways Mark 1 Open Corridor Coach
The British Railways Mark 1 Coach is the regular coach of choice for the service trains, of which the open corridor coach gives access through the train
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Locomotives & Rolling Stock
Over 30 locomotives are based at the KWVR. Most can be seen by visitors, but some are housed away from public view whilst under restoration for future use.
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British Railways Mark 1 Brake Open Corridor Coach
The brake version of the BR Mark1 corridor coach for long distance services.
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British Railways Mark 1 Converted Open Corridor Buffet Coach
Converted from a standard open coach, this buffet car can regularly be seen on service trains servicing snacks and drinks, that includes real ale.
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British Railways Mark 1 Compartment Coach
The 9 compartment compartment coach was the standard commuter coach into and out of cities.
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British Railways Mark 1 Non-gangwayed Lavatory Composite Coach
Suburban travel for the wealthy businessman who is looking for a touch of 'luxury' is provided in this composite coach.
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British Railways Mark 1 Open Lavatory Coach
Greater facilities for the longer distance commuter were provided on these outer suburban services coach.
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British Railways Mark 1 Brake Compartment Coach
The brake version of the 9 compartment suburban carriage
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British Railways Mark 1 Converted Open Corridor Bar Car
A coach to complement the Pullman carriages, this Open coach now serves as a 'The Jubilee Bar' on a special trains.
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Parlour Third Pullman Cars
Diners can travel in the luxury of train travel of a bygone era on board the Railway's two Pullman coaches.
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NORTH EASTERN CLERESTORY INSPECTION SALOON, NO. 21661
Originally built in 1871 for the Stockton & Darlington Railway, 21661 is believed to be the oldest passenger coach still in use in the UK. The coach shot to prominence in the 1970s as the 'Old Gentleman's Saloon' in the EMI film 'The Railway Children', a name by which it is affectionately known today.
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Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Coaches
The vintage coaches of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Trust form the basis of the Railway's Vintage Train.
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British Railways Mark 1 Restaurant Miniature Buffet
Of the two buffet cars on the Railway, only one is currently in use, as the station buffet at Oxenhope.
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British Railways Mark 1 Restaurant Miniature Buffet no. 1836
Buffet car no. 1836 is in Oxenhope carriage workshops for major roof and bodywork repairs.
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British Railways Mark 1 Open Corridor Coach no. 4467
Open Coach no. 4467 is receiving much need attention at Oxenhope.
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Midland Railway 6 Wheeled Composite, no. 358
The only Midland Railway carriage on our Midland Railway branch line, 358 is now on the road to recovery.
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Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway 6 Wheeled 4 Compartment First, no. 279
Another L&YRT triumph in the making with the return of another derelict coach back to pristine condition.
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British Railways Mark 1 Restaurant Kitchen Coach
Food preparation on the Railway's dining trains is undertaken in a purpose built kitchen car. Although not the biggest kitchen for a chef to work in, the food is superb!
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Vintage Carriages Trust Coaches
Vintage carriages Trust have a wonderful fleet of historic carriages in their Museum of Rail Travel, a few of which see occasional use on special trains.
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LMS 9 Compartment Third Class Carriage
These two LMS 9 Compartment coaches are the last of their type in preservation.
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British Railways Mark 1 Brake Compartment Coach, no. 43145
6 compartment brake suburban coach awaiting attention from the restoration team.
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Breakdown and Civil Engineering Cranes
There are 4 rail mounted cranes on the Railway the most impressive of which are the two 50 ton breakdown cranes.
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Goods Wagons and Non-Passenger Vehicles
The Railway has a large wagon fleet, some of which can be seen on demonstration freight trains or out with the Civil Maintenance team.
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