Butterwick
The Butterwick Branch Shropshire
The three mile long branch line from Much Wenlock to near Benthall on the southern side of Ironbridge Gorge was built under a light railway order by the London and North Western Railway in 1896 as a rival to the Great Western dominance of the area. It was never built, until now in model form. This layout appears in books 1 through 3 of the Pen and Sword railway building collaboration series Pen and Sword Books: Railway Modelling (pen-and-sword.co.uk).
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Butterwick
| Exhibition Information for Show Managers | |
|---|---|
| Scale: | O DC |
| Location | Shropshire |
| Era: | 1963 steam and early diesel OR 1973 pre TOPS diesel. |
| Dimensions: | Baseboard size (19 foot by 2 foot ) |
| Viewing front only. Left hand terminus to right hand fiddle yard via traverser. | |
| Total Space required 19' x 5' plus front barriers which we can provide. | |
| Valuation for Insurance Purposes: | With rolling stock £ 5000 |
| Power: | 1 x 13 Amp Mains socket |
| Transport: | Number of Cars 1 |
| Number of Operators | 2 |
| Other Requirements: | |
| Information last updated | 13/01/2023 |
