Plaque unveiled at Derby Castle
One-hundred-and-twenty-five years of the Manx Electric Railway has been permanently marked in Douglas.
The Lieutenant Governor Sir Richard Gozney unveiled a plaque at Derby Castle.
Ministers and rail enthusiasts alike attended the ceremony, earlier today (7 Sep).
And people travelled from far and wide to mark the occasion:
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