North Eastern Railway Association Archive
The NER maintains an archive of several thousand photographs and documents. This excerpt from their website describes their mission:
A brief history of NERA, the North Eastern Railway Association.
The North Eastern Railway Association was founded in 1961 as a focal point for interest in the North Eastern Railway, its predecessors, its contemporaries and its successors.
After more than half a century of active research, recording and curation, NERA possesses an archival resource that reflects the Company together with the industrial, social and commercial history of the North East of England and its people.
NERA members interests cover all aspects of operations of the railway - from locomotives, rolling stock, stations and signalling, through to time tabling, shipping and road vehicles - offering the broadest base of experience and insight for the general enthusiast, the model maker, the researcher or the simply curious.
Richard Lacey, NERA Archivist has kindly sent us a plan of the Saltburn Station plan and elevation from their collections. The team is reviewing the Archive catalogue for future reference.
