High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Railway preservation in New Zealand is the preservation of historically significant facets of New Zealand's rail transport history. Early preservation efforts in New Zealand were restricted to static public display of locomotives, probably the first being a Double Fairlie E class in Dunedin in the 1920s. In 1944 rail enthusiasts formed the New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society and branches were soon established up and down the country. The NZRLS Otago Branch initiated active rail preservation in Dunedin in 1960 with a small industrial steam locomotive on the Ocean Beach Railway. Similar works were soon started in Christchurch (Ferrymead Railway), Auckland (Glenbrook Vintage Railway), Wellington (Silver Stream Railway) and the Waikato by the NZRLS Canterbury Branch, Railway Enthusiasts Society (former NZRLS Auckland Branch), NZRLS Wellington Branch and NZRLS Waikato Branch.

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