Manx Electric Trailer 59

This article details Trailer No. 59 of the Manx Electric Railway on the Isle of Man.

Trailer No. 59 "Royal Saloon"
Trailer No. 59, Derby Castle Terminus
Manufacturer	G.F. Milnes & Co., Ltd.
Built at	Cleveland Street Works, Birkenhead
Constructed	1895
Formation	Enclosed 'Special Saloon'
Capacity	18
Operators	Isle Of Man Heritage Railways
Depots	Derby Castle Depôt

This is the smallest item of passenger stock on the railway, and referred to as the Royal Saloon or sometimes "doll's house" owing to its diminutive size. It became known as the royal saloon/trailer after a visit to Royal Ramsey (so dubbed from the visit) by Queen Victoria and has since carried royalty on a few occasions^[1]. It remains rarely used in traffic and stored at Derby Castle Depôt after a number of years on display at the visitors' centre at the terminus.

No.	Builder	Seating	Livery	Seats	Notes
No.59	G.F. Milnes & Co., Ltd.	Flip-Over Seats	Blue & Ivory	18	In regular use