Locomotive 90775 was built in 1943 by North British Locomotive Co., Glasgow, for the War Department. During World War II there was an urgent need for large freight engines to assist with the war effort both at home and overseas so this locomotive was originally shipped to the Middle East and ended up in Egypt where it worked until 1945. It was returned to the UK in 1984.

Inside the signal box at Sheringham Station. This has been set up as a museum and you are free to wander in and out at will.

The Poppy Line has an overall length of 10 and a half miles.

Locomotive 90775 taking on water at Sheringham Station.

It is possible to buy a combined ticket which enables you to travel on the normal trains to Sheringham and from there on the North Norfolk Railway.

A train, hauled by locomotive 90775, just pulling out of the platform at Sheringham Station bound for Holt.