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The Stadskanaal Rail Foundation (STAR) was founded in 1992 with the aim of preserving the Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal railway line as an industrial monument of the Veenkoloniën, by means of a tourist (steam) train service. The first equipment arrived in the spring of 1994: the steam locomotives Emma and Anna with four carriages, a boxcar and a residence/work car, all taken over from the discontinued German museum railway VEHE. Since 1995, Museum Railway STAR, as the name is externally, has been running according to an annual timetable. The equipment collection has now grown strongly, as has the number of passengers. At the end of 2004, with the help of various subsidy providers, a major project was started in which, among other things, the infrastructure was subjected to a thorough renovation and the yard in Stadskanaal was enlarged. A small part was also intended for the renovation of equipment. Partly thanks to this project, the STAR was able to grow further into a fully-fledged museum railway. View of the old Stadskanaal Station. Museumspoorlijn STAR, Stadskanaal NL. July 14th, 2022.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com)



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The Stadskanaal Rail Foundation (STAR) was founded in 1992 with the aim of preserving the Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal railway line as an industrial monument of the Veenkoloniën, by means of a tourist (steam) train service. The first equipment arrived in the spring of 1994: the steam locomotives Emma and Anna with four carriages, a boxcar and a residence/work car, all taken over from the discontinued German museum railway VEHE. Since 1995, Museum Railway STAR, as the name is externally, has been running according to an annual timetable. The equipment collection has now grown strongly, as has the number of passengers. At the end of 2004, with the help of various subsidy providers, a major project was started in which, among other things, the infrastructure was subjected to a thorough renovation and the yard in Stadskanaal was enlarged. A small part was also intended for the renovation of equipment. Partly thanks to this project, the STAR was able to grow further into a fully-fledged museum railway. Manual handles for the switches at the old Stadskanaal Station. Museumspoorlijn STAR, Stadskanaal NL. July 14th, 2022.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com)



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The Stadskanaal Rail Foundation (STAR) was founded in 1992 with the aim of preserving the Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal railway line as an industrial monument of the Veenkoloniën, by means of a tourist (steam) train service. The first equipment arrived in the spring of 1994: the steam locomotives Emma and Anna with four carriages, a boxcar and a residence/work car, all taken over from the discontinued German museum railway VEHE. Since 1995, Museum Railway STAR, as the name is externally, has been running according to an annual timetable. The equipment collection has now grown strongly, as has the number of passengers. At the end of 2004, with the help of various subsidy providers, a major project was started in which, among other things, the infrastructure was subjected to a thorough renovation and the yard in Stadskanaal was enlarged. A small part was also intended for the renovation of equipment. Partly thanks to this project, the STAR was able to grow further into a fully-fledged museum railway. View of the water tower at the Museumspoorlijn STAR, Stadskanaal NL. July 14th, 2022.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com)



20220714-STAR-Station04.jpg (149607 bytes)

The Stadskanaal Rail Foundation (STAR) was founded in 1992 with the aim of preserving the Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal railway line as an industrial monument of the Veenkoloniën, by means of a tourist (steam) train service. The first equipment arrived in the spring of 1994: the steam locomotives Emma and Anna with four carriages, a boxcar and a residence/work car, all taken over from the discontinued German museum railway VEHE. Since 1995, Museum Railway STAR, as the name is externally, has been running according to an annual timetable. The equipment collection has now grown strongly, as has the number of passengers. At the end of 2004, with the help of various subsidy providers, a major project was started in which, among other things, the infrastructure was subjected to a thorough renovation and the yard in Stadskanaal was enlarged. A small part was also intended for the renovation of equipment. Partly thanks to this project, the STAR was able to grow further into a fully-fledged museum railway. Signal Tower and Water tower at the Museumspoorlijn STAR, Stadskanaal NL. July 14th, 2022.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com)



20220714-STAR-Station05.jpg (122726 bytes)

The Stadskanaal Rail Foundation (STAR) was founded in 1992 with the aim of preserving the Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal railway line as an industrial monument of the Veenkoloniën, by means of a tourist (steam) train service. The first equipment arrived in the spring of 1994: the steam locomotives Emma and Anna with four carriages, a boxcar and a residence/work car, all taken over from the discontinued German museum railway VEHE. Since 1995, Museum Railway STAR, as the name is externally, has been running according to an annual timetable. The equipment collection has now grown strongly, as has the number of passengers. At the end of 2004, with the help of various subsidy providers, a major project was started in which, among other things, the infrastructure was subjected to a thorough renovation and the yard in Stadskanaal was enlarged. A small part was also intended for the renovation of equipment. Partly thanks to this project, the STAR was able to grow further into a fully-fledged museum railway. Water tower at the Museumspoorlijn STAR, Stadskanaal NL. July 14th, 2022.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com)



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STAR - The Netherlands
Museum Railway STAR operates trains on Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal on selective days. When the trains do not operate, the swing bridge next to the station in Veendam is opened.
Veendam, 24-07-2012

Digital photo by Marco van Uden



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STAR - The Netherlands
Museum Railway STAR operates trains on Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal on selective days. The old station in Veendam is used by STAR, a new platform with a small shelter has been built for the Arriva trains that now operate to Groningen since last year.
Veendam, 24-07-2012

Digital photo by Marco van Uden



STAR_Vdm2.jpg (153039 bytes)

STAR - The Netherlands
Museum Railway STAR operates trains on Veendam-Stadskanaal-Musselkanaal on selective days. The old station in Veendam is used by STAR, a new platform with a small shelter has been built for the Arriva trains that now operate to Groningen since last year.
Veendam, 24-07-2012

Digital photo by Marco van Uden



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STAR-Railway station, Stadskanaal, december 1997

Photo and scan by Lars Blaauw (lfb@pi.net).



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Overview of the new STAR station at Stadskanaal, June 27th 1999

Photo by Theo Euverman

Scan by Lars Blaauw (lfb@wxs.nl)



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STAR Railway station, Stadskanaal, 20-09-1997

Photo and scan by Lars Blaauw (lfb@pi.net).



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STAR Railway station, Stadskanaal, 05-10-1997

Photo and scan by Lars Blaauw (lfb@pi.net).



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