The North Yorkshire Moors Railway have released details of their annual 1940s weekend

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway commemorates World War Two at four of its stations during the 1940s-themed weekend, which attracts hundreds of military re-enactors and visitors in period costume.

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The family-friendly event, which runs from October 11-13, includes activities suitable for all ages.

There will be live music, a recreation of a rationing-era British restaurant, and re-enactment displays along the line.

There's a new D-Day exhibition at Pickering Station, while at Levisham Station children can watch an interactive show telling the story of a young evacuee sent to East Yorkshire.

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At Grosmont Station there will be period fairground rides, military vehicles, a vintage sweet shop and children's games organised by Eden Camp.

Steam services will be running as normal from Pickering to Grosmont, and passengers are able to buy hop-on, hop-off tickets.

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Pickering Station

- Wartime street

- The Sidings

- Visual display of the first 24 hours on the D-Day beaches

Goathland Station

- Home Guard demonstrations

Levisham Station

- Living history displays

- Interactive show telling the story of a Hull schoolgirl evacuated to the East Yorkshire countryside

Grosmont Station

- Eden Camp takeover. Fairground rides, military vehicles, vintage sweet shop and children's games