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	Hammerton Junction Legend
		One of the signalmen at Hammerton Junction was a local fl marketeer, eventually being apprehended in possession of thousands of yards of nylon, which the Americans used for parachutes.
		Although the Ramsey branch from Holme closed during 1963, the former MR route to Rugby via Yarwell Junction is the subject of an electrification scheme.
		The narrow guage system has been taken over by a preservation group, which is busy restoring locos and is run as a somewhat erratic public attraction, in competition with a larger group of enthusiasts involved in running standard guage steam up the A1 at wansford.
	www.nenevalleymodelrailway.org.uk /legend.html (726 words)

	Nene Valley Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The 15 miles round trip along the Nene Valley Railway passes through the delightful Nene Park, from the eastern terminus at Peterborough, past the Railway's headquarters at Wansford Station, into the haunted Wansford tunnel, and finally to the tranquil setting of Yarwell Junction.
		Yarwell Junction - there is no platform at Yarwell, and passengers may not alight here.
		It is the site of a junction which made the Nene Valley line a very important cross country through route.
	www.kellner.eclipse.co.uk /northants/nnvr.htm (424 words)

	RR Photo Gallery Group 4
		Yarwell was the largest of the viaducts, situated at grid reference TL 076969, and, amazingly, it's still there as the westernmost stub of the Nene Valley Railway, just beyond Wansford Tunnel.
		Before the Severn Tunnel was opened between Pilning and Severn Tunnel Junction (on the Welsh side), a ferry service was provided for the benefit of rail passengers.
		The upper plaque reads: "This plaque is to commemorate the crossings of John and Charles Wesley, founders of Methodism, on their journeys to Wales and Ireland from the ferry near the English stones during the 18th century.
	www.railwayramblers.org.uk /photo/04photo.htm (596 words)

	Water Newton
		The village was the birth place, in 1863, of Frederick Henry Royce, whose father was miller at one of the may water mills on the Nene.
		In this manner the accursed Russells have bedevilled many of the villages and townlets unhappily owned by them, and the feelings of all who live in their ear-marked houses must be akin to those of paupers who inhabit workhouses and infirmaries, with the important exception that the Duke's tenants pay rent and taxes.
		The road junction, the only access to Stibbington, has been the site of many accidents, some fatal and the Highways Agency is now providing a new junction layout with a bridge to avoid the need for local traffic to cross the path of fast vehicles on the A1.
	www.biffvernon.freeserve.co.uk /water_newton.htm (2554 words)

	Friends of M30272M TPO Group - Vintage Weekend 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		9466 and the TPO at Yarwell Junction, the first time this has occurred in the three visits to Wansford that 814 has made.
		This occurred on Sunday due to an operational mistake, which meant that 9466 could not run round its train at Wansford, the easiest solution was to run to Yarwell when the section to Yarwell became clear.
		On the Sunday the TPO even managed to do a run from Yarwell Junction to Peterborough, the longest run it has ever made in preservation.
	www.tpo.org.uk /articles/vw2004.htm (336 words)

	VINTAGE BIKE THE NENE VALLEY RAILWAY
		A end on junction with the Eastern Counties Railway was made at Peterborough and passenager trains used the Peterborough East station near the present football ground on the other side of the East Coast Main Line to the station the Nene Valley Railway now uses at Peterborough.
		There was also a line from Rugby with a junction at Yarwell just to the west of Wansford tunnel were the Nene Valleys trains stop and run round now.
		The line from Rugby having closed in 1966 but the part from Yarwell junction to the quarries at Nasssington and the present Nene Valley Railway were not lifted strait away.
	homepages.tesco.net /~D.A.Y/nvr.html (867 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: SB-Sites: Barnwell Station
		The Great Northern Railway opened a line from Stamford to a junction with the Nene Valley line just east of Wansford on 9th August 1867 and Wansford became a major junction when the LNWR opened their new line from Yarwell Junction (just west of Wansford) to Seaton on 1st November 1879.
		In 1974 the Peterborough Development Corporation bought a section of the Nene Valley line between Longville and Yarwell Junctions and leased it to the Peterborough Railway Society to operate the railway.
		Between 1974 and May 1977 the line was upgraded to passenger standards and on 24 May the Railway Inspector passed the railway as fit for passenger carrying operations and the Nene Valley Railway between Wansford and Orton Mere was officially opened on 1 June 1977.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/stations/b/barnwell/index.shtml (689 words)

	Nene Valley Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It has been suggested that Yarwell Junction be merged into this article or section.
		Its importance was increased a few years later when the Great Northern Railway constructed another line, via Sutton, Southorpe and Barnack to Stamford, on the Midland Railway line.
		However, no fixed date has been set for this development, and it is uncertain if the project will ever go ahead.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nene_Valley_Railway (1877 words)

	The Railtour Files
		This was not the case because at Greenhill Lower Junction the drive stopped the train at a green signal.
		After a short call on the signal telephone it turned to red and then we were routed direct via Lenzie and the Cowlairs curve (not that I needed it having done the Sundays Edinburgh-Oban).
		To get the track in as far as Yarwell Junction the Nord 4-6-0 had to be taken, but only back to Wansford, for the Deltic back to Orton Mere.
	website.lineone.net /~gary5.thornton/850510fw.html (556 words)

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		Nene Valley Railway is a faithful depiction of the route set in the 60's and 70's.
		It runs from Peterborough to Wansford with the option to take a slip at Yarwell junction to Blisworth near Northampton totalling 47Â½ miles.
		There is a fascinating collection of stock created by a design engineer and shown in 1.5 millions colours.
	www.game.co.uk /ViewProduct.aspx?mid=323087 (138 words)

	firelight design
		Nene Valley Railway is our first add on, and a faithful depiction of the railway that runs for 7 and a half miles between Yarwell Junction and Peterborough in Cambridgeshire.
		Captured in its heyday of the 50's and 60's, there is an option to take a slip at Yarwell Junction to Blisworth near Northampton, bringing the total route to 47 and a half miles.
		Version 1.5 is out and about - for those who have allready bought the add-on, you will be able to exchange your 1.0 disc for a new combined 1.0 and 1.5 disc, for low spec and high spec computers respectively.
	www.firelight-design.com /index.php?pg=1 (201 words)

	photo galleries
		Another visiting loco was 56003 which moved to the line from the East Lancashire Railway for the gala.
		The loco is seen here running round a train at Wansford before being towed up to Yarwell Junction before taking charge of a Peterborough train.
		Looking superb as usual, 56057 basks in the sun between turns in the yard at Wansford accompanied by one of the many industrial shunters at the Nene Valley.
	www.thejunction.org.uk /latest.html (605 words)

	1997 Main Voyage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		From Peterborough Junction to Yarwell Lock No 33 arriving at 1:40 pm.
		From Yarwell Lock No 33 to Warmington Lock No 31 arriving at 5:05 pm.
		Moved across to the opposite bank to moor for the night.
	easyweb.easynet.co.uk /jim.shead/Cruise1997mayL.htm (2272 words)

	13 killed at Abbots Ripton.
		LNWR have commenced construction of a new link between Wansford and Seaton.
		This will leave the Blisworth branch at Yarwell junction, cutting 15 miles off the present route to Rugby.
		The branch will become an important link from Peterborough to North Wales and Ireland, greatly benefiting the transport of cattle.
	www.senseofplacepeterborough.org /railways/1876/index.html (88 words)

	GWR 0-6-0PT 9466 Operating Pictures
		9466 and the TPO train at Yarwell Junction - 11 July 2004.
		Departing Wansford for Yarwell Mill, NVR - 3 August 2004.
		Ready for departure from Wandord to Yarwell Junction - 3 July 2004.
	home.clara.net /bmurray/04opsphots.html (570 words)

	Six Bells Junction
		We carried on south from the station to Fletton Junction where we turned off and took the short link line to the Nene Valley Railway.
		At Orton Mere we swapped the brick for a teddy bear - D9516 - which made a lot of noise hauling load 12 over the length of the line to Wansford (we could hear it from our vantage point in the rear coach!).
		We left on time for the short run to Yarwell Mill then D9523 took over for the trip back to Orton Mere.
	www.sixbellsjunction.co.uk /00s/010421pt.htm (1143 words)

	NENE VALLEY RAILWAY GUIDE
		The 15 mile trip along the Nene Valley Railway takes you through the delightful Nene Park, from the eastern terminus at Peterborough, past the Railway's headquarters at Wansford Station, into the haunted Wansford tunnel and finally to the tranquil setting of Yarwell Junction.
		Wansford Station is the home of a unique collection of historic locomotives and coaches from many parts of Europe and the U.K. The local yard and new station building incorporating the Ticket office, cafe, gift and book shop, are open most days throughout the year.
		There is now platform at the Yarwell and passengers may not alight here.
	www.internetlink.co.uk /nvr.htm (526 words)

	Nene Valley Railway
		Stop at any of the stations of this standard gauge railway.
		Why not take the slip at Yarwell that takes you on to Blisworth near Northampton bringing the route total to 47.5 miles.
		In addition, there are 16 complete activiites that you'll perform as you enjoy the landscape of the beautifully rendered terrain.
	www.abacuspub.com /ts/catalog/s556.htm (125 words)

	Yarwell Junction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It has been suggested that this article or section be merged into Nene Valley Railway.
		Yarwell junction is a junction on the current Nene Valley Railway.
		Categories: Articles to be merged since October 2006
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yarwell_Junction (158 words)

	Window Protection Personnel Door Protection Perimeter Gates (Manual or Electric)
		If anyone would like to make a donation to this cause and help NRV achieve their goal, please contact June Pearton on 01780 784444.
		The Nene Valley Railway is a standard gauge railway which runs for seven and a half miles between Yarwell Junction and Peterborough in Cambridgeshire.
		Its headquarters are based at Wansford beside the A1, the old Great North Road, and are easily accessible from a large part of the country.
	www.stanair.co.uk /industrial-door-news/040120-nene-valley-railway.htm (249 words)

	The Deltic Preservation Society Limited - DPS 2004 Annual Sponsored Walk - Saturday June 19th
		The walk now follows the river as it turns south towards Yarwell and
		just through the village is the site of Yarwell Junction, next to the
		Yarwell Junction we will see the formations of both the Northampton and
	www.thedps.co.uk /article.php?story=20040305144945116 (579 words)

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		An all-volunteer steam and diesel heritage railway in the English Cotswolds.
		The NVR is a standard gauge railway, which runs for seven and a half miles between Yarwell Junction and Peterborough in Cambridgeshire.
		The PONTYPOOL & BLAENAVON RAILWAY was started in 1980, and is operated exclusively by volunteers who form the Pontypool & Blaenavon Railway Company (1983) Ltd.
	www.dapol.co.uk /links.html (818 words)

	Paintball UK -Paintballing in Yarwell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Take part in the "D-Day Landings" or lay seige to "Forte Appache" in some truly fantastic Game Zones that will be suited to all paintballers whether they be novice or of the highly skilled variety!
		Indoor and outdoor playing areas, accessable from the central line (Theydon bois station) inside the m25 just off junction 26 and junction 5 of the M11.
		Offering both fast-paced games and more strategic scenarios, Go Ballistic Stafford really has something for everyone and is very easy to find near junction 13 of the M6.
	www.paintballguide.co.uk /paintball_in_/city.asp?id=21418 (961 words)

	Ferry Meadows Country Park: Waterscape.com
		Boat trips are available on the River Neane (Key Ferry Cruises: 01933 680743).
		The preserved Nene Valley Steam Railway (01780 784444) running from Yarwell Junction to Peterborough - and the current home to children's' favourite tank engine Thomas - has a station stop at Ferry Meadows.
		Reproduction of this website in whole or in part, in any form or medium without our express written permission is prohibited.
	www.waterscape.com /servicesdirectory/Ferry_Meadows_Country_Park (175 words)

	HPW - May '06
		Jenny will no doubt be collecting names at the meeting and cost and pick up details will be sorted.
		Here’s some info about the NVR taken from their website: ‘The NVR is a standard gauge railway, which runs for seven and a half miles between Yarwell Junction and Peterborough in Cambridgeshire.
		Visitors often ask, "Why did NVR go Continental?" The answer is part planning and part chance.
	www.haywoods-permanent-way.org.uk /news/2006-05.html (514 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: SB-Sites: Wellingborough London Road Station
		Wellingborough London Road has been completely obliterated, most of the station site is now under the A45/A509 road improvements.
		Wellingborough London Road was an important junction between the LNWR's Northampton - Peterborough line and a spur from the Midland main line giving the Midland access to Northhampton where it had it's own temporary station near Bridge Street.
		There are also proposals for a link with the ECML which would allow trains to run into Peterborough Station.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/stations/w/wellingborough_london_road/index.shtml (825 words)

	Nene Valley Railway 2005 - Keith Bellamy
		The railway used to connect my home town with Peterborough in 'the good old steam days'.
		Now it is a popular tourist attraction and runs from Yarwell Junction through Wansford to Peterborough.
		I was at the Wansford site for a couple of hours and the Santa Special was a push 'n' pull affair with D9523 and 73050 City of Peterborough.
	www.kbsmile.com /railways6.htm (117 words)

	Sail1620 - Discover History: Mayflower Namesakes
		Currently (1999) reported to be undergoing a major overhaul at the Nene Valley Railway at Wansford Station, near Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England.
		The Nene Valley Railway currently makes a 15 mile trip between Peterborough and Yarwell Junction.
		A gift to the American people in 1957 by the English as a gesture of Anglo-American friendship.
	www.sail1620.org /discover_commemoration_mayflower_namesakes.shtml (1444 words)

	Train Simulator World - Main Page
		- Drive the rails through the Nene Valley of the 50's running between Yarwell Junction and Peterborough.
		The slip at Yarwell takes you on to Blisworth near Northampton bringing the route total to 47.5 miles.
		To receive information, either about this site or our upcoming TrainSimDownloads site, please send us your name.
	trainsimulatorworld.com /main.htm (315 words)

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