Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar showcases the power, heritage, and beauty of steam across one of Britain’s most iconic heritage lines. Featuring photographs captured along the full length of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway from Grosmont to Pickering, this calendar brings together majestic locomotives, dramatic moorland scenery, and atmospheric stations in every season.
From the busy platforms at Grosmont and Pickering to classic lineside locations including Beck Hole, Moorgates, Levisham, Newbridge Crossing, and Goathland, each image is taken in beautiful natural light to highlight the character and presence of these historic engines. The collection includes world-famous locomotives such as Flying Scotsman, Sir Nigel Gresley, Tornado, and 257 Squadron, alongside the remarkable reconstruction of Locomotion No. 1, the North Yorkshire Moors Railway home fleet, and visiting guest engines.
Printed with high-quality photography and carefully selected seasonal scenes, this 2027 steam train calendar is perfect for railway enthusiasts, North Yorkshire Moors Railway supporters, and lovers of Britain’s steam heritage. A timeless gift and a year-round celebration of steam on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
Photographs That Feature In The Steam Trains On The north Yorkshire Moors railway 2027 Calendar
January’s Photograph – 60103 Flying Scotsman Leaving Grosmont Station
The world-famous Flying Scotsman departs Grosmont Station on a wet and atmospheric afternoon on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Light drizzle hangs in the air as steam drifts above the platforms, capturing the unmistakable presence of one of Britain’s most iconic locomotives at the railway’s operational heart. Home to the NYMR engine sheds and workshops, Grosmont is where many services begin their journey across the moors towards Goathland and Pickering, making it one of the most significant locations on the line.
The damp conditions enhance the mood of the scene, with reflections on the track and platform adding to the drama as Flying Scotsman powers away with a classic heritage train. A timeless winter image that celebrates steam, history, and the enduring appeal of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
February’s Photograph –257 Squadron Loco On The North York Moors Heritage Railway
257 Squadron steams through Beck Hole on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, captured in the quiet wooded valley between Grosmont and Goathland. This section of the line is known for its intimate, lineside views where the locomotive works steadily uphill towards Goathland, surrounded by trees and classic North Yorkshire Moors scenery.
The drifting exhaust and muted winter colours emphasise the strength and character of this historic Southern Railway engine as it hauls its train through one of the most picturesque parts of the route. This atmospheric image is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating the heritage, power, and beauty of steam across the NYMR throughout the seasons.
March’s Photograph – Standard 2MT No. 78019 At Water Arc NYMR
Standard 2MT No. 78019 crosses the bridge at Water Arc on a glorious summer’s day on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, captured in warm sunlight that reflects beautifully from the locomotive’s paintwork and rising steam. This peaceful woodland location, set between the famous waterfalls of Thomason Foss and Water Arc Foss, is one of the most picturesque and recognisable spots along the line, where the railway gently follows the course of Eller Beck through the valley.
The calm atmosphere, dappled light, and classic branch line engine combine to create a scene that feels truly timeless, evoking the golden age of steam and rural railway travel. This idyllic image forms part of the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, a year-long celebration of historic locomotives, iconic NYMR locations, and the enduring charm of steam in the North Yorkshire countryside.
April’s Photograph – BR Standard 4MT Tanks No's 80119 and 80116 At Water Arc
BR Standard 4MT tank locomotives 80119 and 80116 are seen double-heading across the final bridge beyond Water Arc on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, a powerful and memorable sight on this beautiful section of the line. Working together in perfect harmony, the two engines cross the bridge with woodland in the foreground while the distinctive North Yorkshire Moors bracken rises behind them.
One of the most unique features of this location is the footbridge passing beneath the railway bridge, creating the striking effect of a bridge beneath a bridge and adding real depth and character to the composition. This impressive double-headed scene captures both the engineering heritage and the landscape of the NYMR and is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating iconic locomotives, classic lineside locations, and the enduring appeal of steam in North Yorkshire.
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May’s Photograph – Sir Nigel Gresley At Darnholme NYMR
Sir Nigel Gresley is seen in full steam at Darnholme on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, climbing steadily away from Grosmont towards Goathland with a rake of teak coaches. The locomotive is turned out in her wartime black livery, a striking and historically significant appearance that reflects her service during the Second World War. Set against the open fields above Grosmont, drifting exhaust trails into the summer sky while warm natural light brings out the rich tones of both engine and countryside.
This section of the line is known for its wide views and the sight of trains working hard on the ascent to the moors, making it a favourite location for railway photographers and visitors alike. The combination of a famous LNER express locomotive, traditional coaching stock, and North Yorkshire farmland creates a timeless scene that reflects the golden age of steam.
Sir Nigel Gresley is owned and cared for by the Sir Nigel Gresley Locomotive Trust, a registered charity dedicated to the preservation and continued main line and heritage operation of this iconic A4 Pacific, ensuring the locomotive remains in steam for future generations.
This image is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating the heritage, landscape, and legendary locomotives of the NYMR.
June’s Photograph – Flying Scotsman 60103 At Goathland Station
Flying Scotsman stands in the platform at Goathland Station on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, bathed in warm golden light on a beautiful late summer’s day. Known worldwide as Hogsmeade Station in the Harry Potter films and as Aidensfield in the long-running Heartbeat television series, Goathland is one of the most famous heritage railway stations anywhere in the world.
The period buildings, traditional signage, and timeless North Yorkshire setting provide the perfect backdrop for Britain’s most celebrated steam locomotive. With sunlight catching the locomotive’s iconic green livery and gentle steam drifting along the platform, the scene captures the magic of steam, cinema, and railway history in one unforgettable moment. This image forms part of the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating legendary engines and the globally recognised locations of the NYMR.
July’s Photograph – Flying Scotsman Visit To The NYMR
Flying Scotsman departs Goathland and heads towards Moorgates and Levisham, captured in a striking black and white image as it passes the historic Abbots House Farm on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. This classic lineside location is a favourite among railway photographers, offering open moorland views and the sight of trains working hard across the high ground. The timeless monochrome treatment enhances the drama of the exhaust and the movement of the locomotive, evoking the atmosphere of steam’s golden age.
Abbots House Farm, with its well-known campsite, has long been a popular base for railway enthusiasts wanting to experience the NYMR at close quarters. This evocative scene is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating iconic locomotives, historic locations, and the enduring appeal of steam across the North Yorkshire Moors.
August’s Photograph – The Tornado Steam Locomotive At Moorgates
Tornado crosses the bridge at Moorgates on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, captured in full steam as it heads away from Goathland towards Fen Bog and on to Pickering. From this elevated section of the line, the fields around Goathland can be seen stretching out on one side, while beyond the bridge the open expanse of the North York Moors unfolds as the railway disappears towards the moorland summit.
The contrast between farmland and high moor perfectly reflects the changing landscape along the NYMR, with Tornado’s powerful presence and rolling exhaust adding movement and drama to the scene. This classic view of one of Britain’s newest steam locomotives on one of its most historic heritage railways is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating iconic engines, sweeping scenery, and the unique character of the line.
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September’s Photograph – Flying Scotsman Comes Into Levisham Station
Flying Scotsman arrives at Levisham Station on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, easing into one of the most remote and atmospheric stations on the line. Surrounded by open moorland and traditional railway buildings, Levisham retains the character of a classic rural wayside stop, far removed from the modern world.
The locomotive’s approach is marked by drifting steam and the unmistakable presence of Britain’s most famous engine as it draws its train into the platform. This peaceful moorland setting, combined with the heritage station and iconic locomotive, creates a timeless scene that reflects the enduring appeal of steam travel. This image is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating historic stations, legendary locomotives, and the unique atmosphere of the NYMR.
October’s Photograph – Locomotion No.1 At Newbridge NYMR
The replica of Locomotion No. 1 is seen at Newbridge near Pickering on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, recreating the appearance of the world’s first passenger steam locomotive. This historic engine was built to commemorate the opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway in 1825, the line that marked the beginning of modern steam rail travel. The working replica was restored for the Railway 200 celebrations in 2025 and visited the North Yorkshire Moors Railway to give short demonstration rides between Pickering and Newbridge, allowing visitors to experience the very earliest form of steam-powered transport.
Captured in the North Yorkshire countryside, the locomotive’s simple design and early engineering contrast beautifully with the rural setting, offering a powerful reminder of how railway history began. This unique moment links the origins of steam in the North East with one of Britain’s most celebrated heritage lines and is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating the full story of steam from its beginnings to the present day.
November’s Photograph – 60103 Steam Locomotive Flying Scotsman On Platform 1 Pickering
Flying Scotsman stands at Platform 1 in Pickering Station on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway in a dramatic black and white scene that captures the theatre of steam in a heritage setting. Billowing exhaust rises into the station roof, where shafts of light filter down through the rafters and illuminate the swirling steam, creating a powerful and atmospheric composition.
The black and white treatment heightens the contrast between light, shadow, and texture, evoking the mood of the golden age of rail travel. Pickering, the southern terminus and end of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, provides the perfect period backdrop with its traditional architecture and timeless character. This striking image is featured in the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating iconic locomotives, historic stations, and the enduring drama of steam.
December’s Photograph – Santa Special On The NYMR
A festive Santa Special hauled by the home fleet locomotive Repton is captured at Darnholme on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, surrounded by fresh snow that transforms the landscape into a magical winter scene. The cold air intensifies the drifting steam as the train works across the moorland, creating a classic Christmas atmosphere that is synonymous with the NYMR’s seasonal services.
The snow-covered fields and soft winter light give the image a timeless quality, while the presence of one of the railway’s own locomotives adds a strong sense of heritage and tradition. This evocative festive moment provides a perfect conclusion to the Steam Trains on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2027 Calendar, celebrating the beauty of steam throughout the year from the height of summer to the depths of winter.
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