A Unique Experience

The Steam Tram and coach run on a 2 foot narrow gauge track around the bank of the lake known as Horsehay Pool. In 2015 the line was extended to form a complete circle. The ride starts adjacent to our toilet block and calls at the main loco shed on its journey. Ultimately the area will be a vintage street scene with shop front facades disguising the toilets!
In this view the tram and coach have arrived at the loco shed

Once a Familar Sight, Now a Rare Piece of History

Steam trams were at one time a fairly familiar sight as in the last years of the 19th century and the early years of the 20th century they were used in several towns and cities in the UK. Most were eventually replaced by electric trams. The steam tram at Telford Steam railway is one of the very few working examples and, quite possibly, the only narrow gauge one in the UK.​

Built in 1977

The tram was built by Alan Keef Ltd about 1977 for the Telford Development Corporation and the coach, which is contemporary, was probably also built by Alan Keef Ltd. The steam tram and coach were originally operated for a short time in the Telford Town Park in the late 1970's running from near the amphitheatre before being transported to their current location

If you are interested in booking an experience course on the steam tram, please click below for more information

A Great Day Out For the Family

Join us for a great family day out. Ride our Steam Train, grab a bite to eat in the Tearooms, explore the model railway and take a spin on the miniature railway! All from £5!


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