The Bluebell Railway was the first standard gauge railways to to be reopened by as a preserved railway in the UK. It ran only from Sheffield Park to the small Bluebell Halt at first. Then for a number of years it ran between Sheffield Park station and Horsted Keynes. Trains then used to run from Sheffield Park to Kingscote.

Trains are now able to run to a new Bluebell station next to East Grinstead main line station, now that the work to clear the Imberhorne cutting is done. The cutting was filled with household waste from East Grinstead, after the line was closed. This now gives the Bluebell railway a mainline connection

The Bluebell Railway

		Giants of Steam 15th October 2022
2022	1	Standard 4MT 2-6-0 no.76017
2022	2	Standard 5MT 4-6-0 no. 73156
2022	3	Horsted Keynes station
2022	4	Sheffield Park station
		Other Pages on The Bluebell Railway
2018	1	Southern Railway Q class 0-6-0 no.30541
2018	2	0-6-0T 323 'Bluebell'
2018	3	SER Stirling Class 01 0-6-0 no.65
2018	4	S E & C R  H Class  0-4-4T no263
2018	5	Great Western Railway 0-6-0ST no 813
2018	6	2-6-0 1618+E4 0-6-2T+ 0-6-0T 'Fenchurch' 2-6-4T.80064
2007	7	21C123 Blackmore Vale + U class 1638 at Horsted Keynes
2007	8	0-4-0T Normandy + U class 2-6-0 & 21C123 Blackmore Vale
2007	9	672 Fenchurch 34028 Eddystone 34081 92 Squadron this page
2006	10	3473 in BR black & Stepney & LBSC at Horsted Keynes
1970s	11	1970s at the Bluebell
Horsted Keynes signal box      Kingscote signal boxes
Sheffield Park signal box