Welcome!
Our website is dedicated to the largest of the five major railway companies operating in Scotland during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the North British Railway. If you are interested in finding out more about the company and its constituents and successors, you will find information on this site.
Our Study Group was set up in the UK in 1978 by a number of enthusiasts who wished to study and record all aspects of the NBR. We have members throughout Scotland, the UK, and overseas.
Find out more about membership on this page:
Latest updates
16 June 2022 – Amended Price List released Sales page.
30 March 2022 – Archive text search screen added and menu introduced Online archive.
18 January 2022 – Sales page and price list amended - Sales.
1 November 2021 – Membership and Office-bearers pages updated following AGM.
18 October 2021 – Archive page further updated - Our Archive.
18 October 2021 – Online membership applications restored - previous membership page reinstated.
1 September 2021 – New archive enquiry page released, replacing previous static listings: archive enquiry.
14 August 2021 – Captions corrected, with information from Euan Cameron, on locomotive gallery page.
6 August 2021 – Archive page updated - Our Archive.
10 June 2021 – Online membership applications suspended - membership page revised.
11 May 2021 – New list of stations by Donald Cattanach released on NBR page.
14 April 2021 – New price list released on Sales page.
14 April 2021 – Page about mineral wagon updated.
11 January 2021 – Note about Covid-19 added to home page.
11 September 2020 – Sales page updated and new price list available: Sales.
10 September 2020 – 8 ton mineral wagon kit page updated.
30 May 2020 – Page added with details of 8 ton mineral wagon kit.
12 May 2020 – Text on this page updated.
23 March 2020 – Page added with details of FSLS conference (since cancelled).
13 March 2020 – Number of photographs in archive updated: Archive.
9 February 2020 – Sales page updated and new price list available: Sales.
31 January 2020 – Archive page updated: Archive.
