Site last updated 13 February 2012 at 20.27.

Welcome to the website of the Ten and a Quarter Inch Gauge Railway Society.

We are a society for all those interested in miniature railways between 8" and 12½" The track gauge of 10¼" allows for a wide variety of trains to be constructed and run. The history of this gauge started with private railways and quickly became an option for pleasure railways open to the public.

We will provide a source of information and support for railways principally of 10¼" gauge but also for those railways between 8" gauge and up to and including 12½" gauge who have so far not been covered by other groups.

The society was reformed in May 2010 to continue the work started by the group led by the Favell brothers which was sadly curtailed by other commitments. This website will continue to be expanded and updated as information becomes available.

There are now a number of 10¼" gauge public railways which carry very significant passenger numbers. They are spread across the UK from Scotland to Cornwall.

Recently 12¼" gauge has become established for public railways as the wider track gauge allows for more comfortable rolling stock at minimal extra cost; examples are the Fairbourne Railway in Wales and Exbury Gardens in Hampshire.

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