Posted by: adminsrht | March 6, 2010

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  • Who are we and what do we do?

The Shrewsbury Railway Heritage Trust was established as a charity in July 2003 to:

  • raise public awareness of the railway heritage of Shrewsbury and its region;
  • advance the education of the public about the railway heritage of Shrewsbury and its region through lectures, publications and other means;
  • collect, document, conserve and interpret material evidence of the railway heritage of Shrewsbury and its region for the public benefit;
  • establish and maintain a museum for the care, display and interpretation of material evidence of the railway heritage of Shrewsbury and its region for the public benefit;
  • support the preservation and interpretation of historic buildings and other structures associated with the railway heritage of Shrewsbury and its region for the public benefit.

The Trust is managed by an elected group of Directors who form a Committee that meets  on a monthly  basis to oversee the work of the Trust.

Shrewsbury Railway Heritage Trust is a  Registered Charity ( Charity Number 1116296  ) set up under The Companies Act 1985 and 1989 as a ‘Company Limited by Guarantee and not having A Share Capital’ (Company Number 4847614).

A ’ NEWSLETTER ‘ is produced  four times a year and distributed free  to members . The newsletter can be purchased by non- members for 50p.

LATEST NEWS

  • The above poster is advertising a joint venture between ourselves and the Cambrian Heritage Railway. Event is open to members and the general public. ( Click on image to enlarge )
  • Work is still progressing on the   restoration work at the Abbey Station, although there have been some hold-ups recently, entirely out of the Trusts control. Go to Abbey  Foregate Project for latest Developments
  • The limited edition wagon , illustrated below, will be on sale at the show for a special price of  £9:00

LIMITED EDITION WAGON


This wagon, produced by Dapol , represents, in OO gauge, a wagon used pre- war by the ‘Shrewsbury Cooperative Society’.

150 wagons have been produced and are priced at  £10 .50 with all profits going to the Trust’s fund  for the Abbey Foregate Station Project.

Wagons can be purchased at the forthcoming exhibition or  they can be sent by post   ( postage £2.50  for one wagon, postage for larger orders will be advised on placing order )

Please email:  martin.davies49@btinternet.com  for further details.





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