Franconian Museum Railway

Franconian Museum Railway e. V. Nuremberg

Basic information
Company headquarters	Nuremberg
Web presence	FME
Lines
Gauge	1435 mm ( standard gauge )
number of vehicles
Locomotives	13
Operating facilities
Depots	Nuremberg northeast train station
Other operating facilities	Pit, coaling, slag pit, turntable, two-tier engine shed, two-track vehicle hall
Switches	3

The Franconian Museum Railway e. V. Nürnberg (FME) is an association whose aim is to keep historic vehicles operational and to use them.

Since January 17, 1996 he has been licensed as a railway company . With his own locomotives, he runs museum trips in southern Germany and neighboring countries as well as regular services. The FME was founded in 1985 in Nuremberg . The aim was to keep the memory of the steam locomotive era alive in this industrial city. Until then there was no such institution apart from the Nuremberg Transport Museum . Even when it was founded, the aim was that the FME would not only be active as a documentary, but above all would like to make the story "understandable" through original vehicles and special trips.

vehicles

The club owns the following vehicles:

Locomotives

Steam locomotive 52 8195 Easter Sunday 2008

52 8195-1 during a special train journey in Hersbruck (Pegnitz on the right)

number	Wheel alignment	Type	power	Comment / origin
steam train
52 8195	1'E	52.80	1600 PSi	German Reichsbahn
Diesel locomotives
V 200 001	B'B '	V 200.0	2 × 1100 hp	German Federal Railroad
V 60 11011	D.	V 60	650 hp	Fürstenwalde tire factory
	B.	LKM V 10 B	100 hp	Südzucker
	B.	O&K MV 6a	125 hp	Grundig
332 271	B.	Köf III	240 hp	DB
322 614	B.	Kö II	128 hp	Felten & Guilleaume
TGK 2 (formerly USSR)	B.	TGK 2 E1	250 hp	Fürstenwalde tire factory
	B.	LKM N 4	90 hp	Südzucker Werk Zeitz, 2011 on the Draisinenbahn Berlin / Brandenburg
323 016	B.	Köf II	128 hp	DB
323 733	B.	Köf II	128 hp	DB
323 958	B.	Köf II	128 hp	Raiffeisen power feed plant in Würzburg
05	B.	O&K RL12	90 hp	Südzucker plant in Regensburg

dare

One of the conversion cars in the Titisee station

Conversion car AB4yg 34 037 Nür, 75 406 Nür, B4yg 75 686 Nür, B3yg 87 650 Nür, 87 939 Nür, 88 350 Nür, 89 203 Nür, 90 354 Nür

Standard passenger car (steel) 83 485 Nür, 84 030 Nür, two cars without number

Express train passenger car Aüe 11 544 Nür, Aüe 11 032 Stg (both type 307 / Hapag-Lloyd)

Dining car WRge 56 80 88-45 030-5

Makeshift car 302 313 Nür, 302 682 Nür

Baggage trolley 50 80 92-11 789-6

Half baggage car BD4yg 98 133 Nür

Baggage car 20 80 950 6 902-6

Web links

Commons : Fränkische Museums-Eisenbahn - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

↑ List of public railway companies in Germany. (OOXML; 68.1 KiB) (No longer available online.) Federal Railway Authority, January 19, 2017, archived from the original on March 5, 2017 ; accessed on March 4, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2
↑ www.rangierdiesel.de, accessed on February 23, 2020
↑ www.rangierdiesel.de, accessed on February 23, 2020

[1] List of public railway companies in Germany. (OOXML; 68.1 KiB) (No longer available online.) Federal Railway Authority, January 19, 2017, archived from the original on March 5, 2017 ; accessed on March 4, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2

[2] www.rangierdiesel.de, accessed on February 23, 2020

[3] www.rangierdiesel.de, accessed on February 23, 2020