What is recorded here
The inaugural meeting to revive the Ffestiniog Railway was held here 8 September 1951. The world's oldest narrow gauge railway
The Ffestiniog Railway, established in 1832, is the world's oldest narrow gauge railway, originally built to transport slate from the quarries of North Wales. Revived in 1951 through the efforts of enthusiasts, it is now a significant heritage attraction and a model for the preservation of industrial railways worldwide.
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