Head Office: Woodhead Railway Museum, Guide Bridge Station, Audenshaw, Tameside, M34 5ZX
[Woodhead Railway Heritage Group - WRHG] [All Rights Reserved] Established 2016
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Head Office: Woodhead Railway Museum, Guide Bridge Station, Audenshaw, Tameside, M34 5ZX
[Woodhead Railway Heritage Group - WRHG] [All Rights Reserved] Established 2016
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DEWSNAP SIDINGS SIGNAL GANTRY - GOFUNDME
The Woodhead Railway Heritage Group have been successful with tendering for the last remaining Signal gantry which is still in situ at the former Dewsnap Sidings, our aim now is to relocate to the Woodhead Railway Museum at Guide Bridge Station and commence with renovation work. We do ask that you pledge what you can to help raise funds toward the renovation of this Signal Gantry and to stand pride of place at Guide bridge Station. |
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Why not make a donation to our Museum project? just click on the link below which takes you to the PayPal website and make the donation to woodheadroup@gmail.com
Why not become a Volunteer?
Would you like to become a volunteer at the Woodhead Railway Museum? if so, please complete the Application form and return to
woodheadgroup@gmail.com
N.B we do ask that you Join as a Member of the WRHG prior to applying to becoming a volunteer, please go to our membership page
museum_volunteer_registration_pack.docx
WRHG & Network Rail Volunteers clearing the area ready to be developed as part of the Woodhead Railway Museum
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LAST REMAINING 506 CAB RENOVATION PROJECT
We have set up a GoFundMe to raise funds for the renovation of the last surviving 506 Cab, there is much work to be done and will eventually be brought home to Guide Bridge Station and will be on display at the Woodhead Railway Museum. Please do donate what you can to save this last remaining 506 Cab and bring it back home to the Woodhead Railway. |
Please click on the 506 Cab to be directed to the GoFundMe page
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MISSION STATEMENT
To be a successful "Heritage Railway Group" promoting the awareness & history of the once Iconic Woodhead Railway Line through the Woodhead Railway Museum.
To encourage working volunteers to work safely while volunteering within the railway environment and to have the opportunity to learn new skills and crafts.
To work with key players to encourage tourism to the local area and to have a welcoming environment for the station commuters.
Should any opportunities arise in the future, to then work in partnership with all stakeholders to achieve the feasibility of new projects preserving what remains of the Woodhead Railway Line.
