The Pereslavl Railway is the official name of the private narrow-gauge railway operating in 1989-2004 . Interacted with the Pereslavl Railway Museum .
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The Pereslavl Railway was created by a group of enthusiasts who bought the railways of the closed Kupan Transport Department . After the cessation of mass production of peat, these routes became unnecessary and had to be eliminated.
Map as of 1990
Map as of 2002
From 1990 to May 23, 2003, passenger trains regularly ran along the Pereslavl Railway along two routes: Pereslavl - Kupanskoye and Kupanskoye- Kubrinsk . Passenger traffic was in demand among residents of the Pereslavl region and tourists. Several times a year, retro-trains with locomotives — exhibits of the Pereslavl Railway Museum — passed by rail .
The length of lines open for passenger traffic in 2001 was 41 kilometers. In some sections, the railway ran along the shore of Lake Pleshcheeva .
In 2003, by decision of the owners, the railway was closed. In 2004-2005, the rail track was dismantled along the entire length of the road, except for a very short section near the museum.
Train in 1984
1997 year
Retro train in 2001
Retro train in 2001
Vöks Station with Depot in 2002
The train from Kupansky arrived in Pereslavl. Fall 2002
Cutting a diesel locomotive TU7-1570 in the Vöks depot at the closure of the road
Ways of the peat boiler house in the village of Kupanskoe
Links
- Official site of the Pereslavl railway
- The first official site of the Pereslavl railway . Archived January 31, 2013.
- “Website about the railway”
- Pereslavl-Zalessky local history (books and articles) , in the "Transport" section for the keyword "KTU"