An exhibition about the memories of the railway project in Ringwood is coming this summer.

The Ringwood Society will host the event at the Ringwood Meeting House and History Centre.

It officially opened on July 1 and will run until August 2.

The exhibition follows a successful pilot run at Greyfriars Community Centre.

Visitors can expect a peek into the past with photos, memorabilia and displays of 'Castleman's Corkscrew' railway, a key part of town history for over a century.

The exhibition, made possible by a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, also features newly filmed footage.

Visitors can watch local residents share their vivid memories of the railway, thus ensuring that these stories continue to echo for future generations.

Joe Moorhouse, chairman of The Ringwood Society, said: "We are delighted to have original videos that were filmed by students from Ringwood School under the guidance of Jay Cox of Fizeek Media."

He added: "These really bring to life what the Railway was like and include some interesting and funny memories from those involved."

Exhibition Exhibition (Image: The Ringwood Society)

In addition to weekday opening times, Moorhouse announced that the exhibition will also be open on Saturday afternoons, hoping that this will enable more locals and tourists to attend.

Visitors can also check out a model of the railway station located upstairs.

The Ringwood Society, which prides itself on preserving Ringwood's unique character, encourages locals and visitors to explore the town via a Town Trail.

More information can be found on their website - at ringwoodsociety.org.uk/projects/memories-of-ringwood-railway - or by emailing info@ringwoodsociety.org.uk.