Kleinbahnmuseum Pollo — Museum in Mesendorf Pritzwalk

Occasionally, guest locomotives are transported to this museum, to power special trains during special events or for charter trips. Such was the case for a 3-week period in mid-October, 2017, when Deutsche Reichsbahn 99 590, 0-4-4-0T (Hartmann / Chemnitz 3670 / 1912), borrowed from Pressnitztalbahn, Jõhstadt, Sachsen, was in steam at Prignitzer Kleinbahnmuseum. DR 99 590 is a Sächsiche IV K Meyer System locomotive (not a Mallet).  In previous years, several other steam locomotives have been loaned by Pressnitztalbahn, Mansfelder Berkwerksbahn, Rügenschen Bäderbahn, and other German steam preservation societies.

Einen Ausflug Wert.

Authentische Museumseisenbahn mit einzigartigen Flair in wunderschöner Landschaft.

On Monday, October 30, 2017, Prignitzer Kleinbahnmuseum staged a day-long series of trains powered by DR 99 590, disguised at DR 99 557. DR 99 557 had once operated on the former “Prignitzer Eisenbahn.”

Es war wie immer eine sehr gelungene Veranstaltung

War ehrlich gesagt etwas skeptisch beim ersten Besuch, aber was der Verein hier auf die Beine gestellt hat ist super. Die Kleinbahnatmosphäre kommt sofort auf, vor allem wenn Dampfloktage sind. Ein Besuch für Eisenbahnfans lohnt auf jeden Fall.

Located in northeastern Germany approximately half‐way between Berlin and Hamburg, Prignitzer Kleinbahnmuseum Lindenberg (Prignitz Narrow Gauge Railway Museum) features 9 kilometers of 750 mm gauge track linking the villages of Mesendorf and Lindenberg. A yard and small locomotive shop exist at Mesendorf, the northern terminus of the line. In Lindenberg, a railway museum houses many interesting artifacts related to the history of the former “Prignitzer Eisenbahn” (Prignitz Railway).