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1. www.facebook.com › scarboroutghrailwaysocietyScarborough Railway Society - Facebook

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   Scarborough Railway Society. 402 likes. Scarborough railway society was founded in 1953 by local rail enthusiasts. It enjoys regular meetings to discuss the present and past railway scene .

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   Scarborough Railway Society. 404 likes. Scarborough railway society was founded in 1953 by local rail enthusiasts. It enjoys regular meeting

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   amateur railway modelling club based in Scarborough North Yorkshire.

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   railway club scarborough. Public group. ·. 688 members. Join Group. Ur local social club new and old members welcome. Bt sports, live entertainment, darts pool also welcome.

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   Scarborough Railway Society. 402 likes • 410 followers. Posts. About. Photos. Videos. More. Posts. About. Photos. Videos. Scarborough Railway Society. Events

6. www.snbr.org.ukScarborough North Bay Railway

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   A warm welcome to the official website of the Scarborough North Bay Railway. We have been delighting visitors young and old alike for over 90 years - there is so much on offer for the whole family at Britain's Biggest Miniature Railway!

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   How many railways are there in Scarborough?

   • There have been five railways in Scarborough, two have closed, North Cliff Lift and the Queen's Parade Cliff Lift. The three existing lifts are open May to October. The Scarborough South Cliff Tramway Company Limited was created in 1873 to link the South Cliff Esplanade with the South Sands, when opened it was the first funicular in the UK.

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   What is the Scarborough Historical Society?

   • The Scarborough Historical Society was founded in 1961 with the mission to collect, preserve and exhibit items of historical significance to Scarborough. Since its founding, nearly all of the Museum's acquisitions have been donated. During Museum hours and by appointment, volunteers are available to assist with research and provide tours.

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   What to do in Scarborough?

   • Sit back and ride behind one of our historic locomotives, and enjoy a relaxing journey along Scarborough's North Bay. Splash down on the Historic Water Chute and hit the heights on our Skytrail. Take to the lake on our Boats & Balls.

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   What's on offer at Britain's biggest miniature railway?

   • We have been delighting visitors young and old alike for over 90 years - there is so much on offer for the whole family at Britain's Biggest Miniature Railway! Sit back and ride behind one of our historic locomotives, and enjoy a relaxing journey along Scarborough's North Bay.

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8. www.oldparcelsoffice.org › when-the-railway-cameWhen the Railway Came to Town 8-18 Sept - Old Parcels Office

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   Through a collection of enlarged historical maps, postcards, memorabilia and selected pieces of contemporary art, the exhibition charts the growth of Scarborough as seaside resort from the arrival of the first steam trains in 1845. Private View — 5.30pm to 7.00pm 8th September.