of the track, rolling stock and some of the locomotives were eventually bought by the Leek and Rudyard Railway which had been recently bought by a new owner. Victoria, Glen Auldyn, Frances and Waverley are all still at Rudyard with Frances being the most often used diesel. All 4 locomotives are run together to celebrate the history of the Isle Of Mull Railway once a year with the Isle of Mull Gala. Unfortunately, the Lady of the Ilses did not go with the rest of the locos to Rudyard as she is privately owned. Stations Craignure Torosay Castle Locomotives There were six locomotives on the line. Steam Lady of the Isles 2-6-4T built 1981. Was used on the Suffolk Miniature Railway at Kessingland, Suffolk before entering service on the Isle of Mull Railway. This engine was inspired by another Roger Marsh locomotive, Trevithick now on the Royal Victoria Railway. Victoria 2-6-2T built by Mouse Boiler Works in 1993. Based on the Victorian Railways NA class locomotives built by Baldwin, examples of which are preserved on the Puffing Billy Railway, Australia. Waverley 4-4-2 built by David Curwen in 1948. Was originally named Black Prince and originally used on a railway in Weymouth, Dorset. Waverley has been based at Rudyard Lake Steam Railway, in Staffordshire since 2003, on permanent loan, and has been repainted apple green Diesel Frances, BB wheel arrangement. built 1999 by Mouse Boiler Works. Powered by a Perkins 1000 diesel engine, hydraulic transmission. Weight 2 tonnes. Glen Audlyn, BB wheel arrangement. Built on Mull by Bob Davies in 1986. Powered by a Perkins 4108 diesel engine from a Commer van. Hydraulic transmission. Rebuilt 2013 with a new engine and now also based at Rudyard Lake Steam Railway The Green Diesel, formerly operated at the Great Central Railway, Loughborough. Based on a Class 26 locomotive. Powered by a Morris Minor engine with mechanical transmission giving four forward and four reverse gears. Rolling stock There were 12 bogie coaches, three 4-wheel wagons and three ballast wagons. Television The Isle of Mull Railway featured in an episode of the second series of the CBeebies TV programme Balamory. Filming took place in the autumn of 2002. References External links The railway's website (Dead link, October 2020) Archived Here (October 2020) Website about Victoria and her current condition Heritage railways in Scotland Transport in Argyll and Bute Railway Miniature railways in the United Kingdom