Steam on the Manx Electric Railway, 1895 to 2020

Over the past 125 years, locomotives from the Isle of Man Steam Railway and Manx Northern Railway have been used to help construct or haul special trains on the Island's electric railways to Laxey, Ramsey and the Summit of Snaefell mountain. This video covers the full history so far from 1895 to 2020.
Originally hosted as part of the "Rush Hour on the Railways - Online!" enthusiasts event. For more info on the Island's unique railways, visit www.manxelectricrailway.co.uk

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Note the Tram No.1 Driver's Tie at 13:53. It didn't want to stay smart.

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Dave from Hattons narrating

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Why did Steam never run past the Dhoon Quarries?