The Kingdom of Fife Railway Preservation Society is formed to safeguard the Lochty Private Railway stock and find a new home.
1994
Last of the rolling stock at Lochty is moved to the Methil Power station until a permanent home can be found
2001
The KFRPS acquires Kirkland Yard.
2003
The stock is moved to its new home after being based at Methil Power Station since 1994
2008
Opened to public
2016
First steam locomotive completed
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