Last site update 15-05-2013
Welcome
to The Stapleford Miniature Railway 
The 10 ¼” SMR is based in Stapleford Park near
Melton Mowbray, Leics, England
LE14
2SF
Maintained and operated by the "Friends of the Stapleford
Miniature Railway"
Supporting
With
nearly 2 mile of scenic track, the one fifth scale SMR is home to the East African 31 class 2-8-4 oil
burning loco
superb scale British LMS
Jubilee and GWR Saint and the mighty NYC Niagara and NKP Berkshire American
locos as well as the Curwen Warship Diesel and Curwen Atlantic.
(Please
note that due to long term overhaul. The Berkshire and Jubilee are unlikely to
be back in service until at least 2014)
Stapleford Steam Sat and Sun 8th 9th
June 2013
3 day open weekend BH
Saturday, Sunday and
Monday 24th 25th 26th Aug 2013
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History
of the SMR (1958 to 1982)
History
of the FSMR (90’s to present)
The
Loco Shed for all info on the SMR loco fleet
Online
SMR movies YOUTUBE
links page
The
"Avengers" visit to the SMR
Ongoing
and future projects (15-05-2013)
New
station construction project
Other
railway and related links
Feedback
page and guestbook (15-05-2013)
You can also see lots
of online videos and updates at the following:
Our own Youtube channel
www.facebook.com/staplefordrailway.
@Staplefordtrain
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