Heritage Conservation & Interpretation Projects
Over the past three decades, the Supporters' Association has undertaken directly or supported financially a significant number of heritage conservation and interpretation projects on the Isle of Man Railway, including:
- 1994 Cosmetic restoration of Engine No.6 PEVERIL
- 1995 New side tanks for Engine No.15 CALEDONIA
- 1998 Rebuild of 2-plank Ballast Wagon M.78
- 2000 New replica 3-plank Open Wagon H.1
- 2001 New boiler & water injectors for Engine No.4 LOCH
- 2003 New water injectors for Engine No.13 KISSACK
- 2006 New water injectors for Engine No.15 CALEDONIA
- 2007 Feasibility Study for restoration of ex-CDRJC Railcars
- 2009 New Seat Moquette for Saloon Carriage F.29
- 2009 Booklet Publication - IMR Travellers’ Companion
- 2010 New boiler tubes for Engine No.4 LOCH
- 2012 Reconstruction of Slotted Post Semaphore Signal at Castletown
- 2013 Refurbishment of The Level & Four Roads Crossing Lodges
- 2013 Peel Line '140' - Display of Railwayana & Ephemera
- 2014 South Line '140' - New Information Panels
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- 2014-15 Part Refurbishment of Port Erin Railway Museum
- 2015 Knockaloe Branch '100' - New Interpretative Display
- 2016 Douglas Workshops '125' - New Interpretative Display
- 2016 New replica "Running-In Board" at Union Mills station site
- 2016 New replica "Running-In Board" at Peel station site
- 2016 Promotion Stand at 2016 Warley Exhibition, NEC Birmingham
- 2014-17 Restoration of Mill Road Crossing Gate Hut
- 2017 Display of IMR Railwayana - House of Manannan, Peel
- 2017 Promotion Stand at 2017 Warley Exhibition, NEC Birmingham
- 2012-18 Railway Buildings & Structures - Statutory Protection
- 2018- Restoration of Goods Van G.1
- 2019- Adoption of Ballasalla Station
- 2019- Lineside Litter Picking
- 2020 Re-homing & Refurbishment of Douglas Station 4mm Scale Model
- 2020 New Floral Planting Urns for Station Platforms
- 2020 Refurbishment of The Level Crossing Lodge & Halt
Our current major conservation project is the restoration of Isle of Man Railway Goods Van G.1, a vehicle of significant historical importance both on the Island and much further afield.
For further information on specific projects, click on the emboldened text in the list above.
You can support our work - promoting and conserving Manx steam railway heritage - by making a charity donation. Click on the Donate button to visit our Fundraising page for information on how you can donate.