Silver Stream Railway

Silver Stream Railway is a history railway at Silver stream within the Hutt Valley close to Wellington, New Zealand. It regularly operates preserved New Zealand Railways Department locomotives along a restored section of the Hutt Valley Line part of the Wairarapa Line before a deviation turned into constructed in 1954. The beginnings of Silver Stream Railway have been in 1967 when the Wellington department of the New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society started a group of locomotives and rolling stock. Track laying at the antique formation of the Hutt Valley Line did no longer start until 1977.

The series of locomotives and rolling stock had previously been stored at a website by means of the Grace Field Branch in Sea view, and this became transferred to the prevailing Silver stream website online in 1984. The reputable establishing of the full 1.5-kilometre music occurred on 15 February 1986. The railway owns a collection of rolling inventory, a few in operational circumstances even as others are looking ahead to or below recuperation. The railway has a big choice of rolling stock and a number of the objects are as an alternative rare.