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Interested in the Railways of North-East England?

A warm welcome awaits you in the North Eastern Railway Association

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Looking for Help with an Accurate Model?

We might have just the information you need...

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Researching Railway History?

We have lots of photographs, documents and staff records

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The North Eastern Railway Association

Founded in 1961 and catering for all those interested in the railways of North-East England

Collection & Preservation of Records – Journal – Meetings – Models – Books – Information Panels

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You may join, or renew your NERA membership, by purchasing a membership product from our online shop. - Read more
One of the most popular exhibitions mounted by the North Eastern Railway Association at Darlington’s Head of Steam Museum was - Read more
At heart this research paper is the story of the life of one station master at the small station of - Read more
In co-operation with the NERA, the Signalling Record Society has produced soft and hardcover versions of their ongoing register of - Read more
The Association recently placed an information board at the site of Sir Edward Grey’s private station at Fallodon, Northumberland. Grey, - Read more

Recent Publications in our Shop

What’s On

Details of upcoming events such as meetings and visits

Archive

We might be able to help with your railway history research

FAQ

Answers to some of the questions we are often asked

The Cradle of Railways

The North Eastern Railway covered an area measuring about 170 miles from just north of Doncaster to Berwick, and up to about 60 miles inland from the East Coast. Within this area it had a near-monopoly of rail transport and dock facilities.

Membership

Read our North Eastern Express magazine and access a range of online resources

Shop

Search for books, facsimiles, eBooks or other publications then buy them online

Downloads

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