Hoorn Medemblik heritage railway

The Hoorn Medemblik heritage railway operated via the Museumstoomtram Hoorn Medemblik is a historical past railway in the Netherlands. It runs from Hoorn to Medemblik, a distance of approximately 20 km. The authentic railway line was operated by Locaalspoorwegmaatschappij Hollands Noorderkwartier 1884 to 1935.

The line turned into opened on three November 1887. The music accompanied a circuitous route to lessen the amount of land that needed to be compulsorily bought. The line used steam traction; diesel traction being delivered in 1929. The line turned into closed to passenger services from 1 January 1936 to 29 May 1940. On 5 January 1941 the road turned into completely closed to passenger offerings; as was the railway station in Medemblik. Today, the railway is operated as a traveler attraction. The centrepiece of its series is the previous Nederlandse Spoorwegen locomotive 7742 Bello, the handiest preserved mild steam engine in the Netherlands. Other steam locomotives in going for walks order encompass three tramway engines, two of which are enclosed tram engines.