The passenger-carrying trains run on a two foot gauge railway and feature many interesting locomotives as well as other railway equipment from all over the world. Narrow gauge lines were previously employed mainly for construction projects, agriculture, mining and industry, rather than for public passengers.
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West Lancashire Light Railway