WHO ARE WE?
Dunfermline and West Fife's very own Heritage Railway project, Lathalmond Railway Museum is located to the north of Dunfermline, on a shared site with the Scottish Vintage Bus Museum. With 2 operational railway lines operating frequently.
Shed47 Railway Restoration Group started the project in 1997, housed in the original WWII Royal Navy loco shed. Over the past 25 years, we have been rebuilding a small section of the once vast railway system in the former RNSD Lathalmond site. Visit and find out all about Dunfermline & West Fife's rich railway heritage.
We're open every Sunday from 31st March to 6th October, view our Events Diary for more details.
OUR ATTRACTIONS
Step into the past.
Visit our wartime railway weighbridge, the last one working of its kind in the country. Next door is our model railway, showing the huge changes to the Lathalmond Valley during the Second World War and beyond - from bogs to buses.
Regular steam has returned to Dunfermline for the first time in over 50 years! Travel behind Scotland's newest steam train, or behind a locomotive rescued from a peat works, on track rescued from another Scottish defence site, and see a different view of Lathalmond.
The start point for your visit, and across the tracks from the home of Shed47, the loco shed itself. Here you can jump on board our ever-expanding standard gauge line, and visit our station shop and small museum telling the story of the railways in West Fife.
CONTACT US
Shed47 Railway Restoration Group,
at SVBM
M90 Commerce Park
Lathalmond,
by Dunfermline
KY12 OSJ
© 2024 Shed47 Railway Restoration Group. All branding and website designed by Aidan Robertson.
Shed47 Railway Restoration Group is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation, SCIO, regulated by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, OSCR. Our charity number is SC050689
