Long Eaton West Park Railway

The West Park Railway or Wilsthorpe Light Railway was a narrow gauge railway within West Park, Long Eaton in the United Kingdom.^{[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]}

Initial construction took place up to May 1966.^[15] The railway opened to the public on 28 May 1966.^[16]

In March 1975, the line was transferred to Narrotrack of Sheffield.^[10] During 1975 the track layout was simplified and re-gauged from 2-foot-gauge (600 mm) down to 10.25-inch-gauge (260 mm).^[10]

On 6 July 1977 all remaining rolling stock was relocated to a new home at the Bala Lake Railway in Wales.^[17]

• No. 1, Ruston & Hornsby, from British Gypsum, Gotham, Nottinghamshire^[13]
• No. 2, Lister Blackstone, from Beeston Sewage Works, Beeston, Nottinghamshire^[13]
• No. 7, Motor Rail 5821, built 1934, via Alan Keef Ltd. At Long Eaton 4 August 1975‒6 July 1977.^[17]
• Two "Manrider" passenger wagons, from National Coal Board, Morton Colliery, Morten Colliery^[13]