Eastern and Midlands Railway


The Eastern and Midlands Railway was formed in 1881 by the amalgamation of several small railways in Norfolk, England, including the Yarmouth and North Norfolk Railway, the Lynn and Fakenham Railway and the Yarmouth Union Railway. Many of these lines were built by contractors Wilkinson and Jarvis. In 1893 the Eastern and Midlands Railway became part of the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway.

Constituents

The constituents of the Eastern and Midlands Railway were:
;Spelling variations
The spellings of some place names have changed since the 19th century.

Routes

;Westbound from Kings Lynn
;Eastbound from Kings Lynn
In 1884, William Marriott became the locomotive superintendent at the company's Melton Constable Railway Works. The railway's stock included:
The Eastern and Midlands Railway became a part of the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway in 1893.