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Mid-Suffolk Light Railway

*Please note this is my first route and was constructed by eye, as such there are bound to be inaccuracies*

The Mid Suffolk Light Railway is a small, 1/2 mile long heritage railway in Suffolk, Great Britain.

Opening in 1908, the Light Railways Act enabled the railway to be built in order to serve the agricultural areas around Suffolk, but the company soon fell upon hard times and the line stumbled on until 1952, when it was closed to passengers.

In 1992, a group of enthusiasts formed a company with the aim of recreating the 'Middy' at the site of Brockford station. Since then, the railway company has been granted permission to extend the line by another 1/2 a mile, which can be seen within this route.

Created by myself and John Astley.

REQUIREMENTS (In order of importance):
Riviera Line in the Fifties
Riviera Line
West Somerset Railway
Settle-Carlisle
Falmouth Branch
APStationPack01 (included with Falmouth Branch)
Corris Railway
Doncaster Works

For more information, visit mslr.org.uk

Ideal traction for this route is a small engine, e.g. an LBSCR Terrier, and 2 4 wheeled coaches.