(*) Parkeisenbahnen were an initiative by the former socialist governments in several Eastern European countries (notably East Germany) to build railways for children to learn how to operate real railways - a bit like an apprenticeship. Many of these are now operated as pleasure lines for everyone to enjoy.

Information on 2' (60cm) gauge railways, locomotives and rollingstock

United Kingdom
  Industrial Narrow Gauge Railways
  The Industrial Railway Society
  Ruston and Hornsby locos
  Simplex locos
  Armoured 40hp Simplex locos

France
la voie de 60 (60cm gauge lines in France)

Germany
  Bahnen Von Andreas Christopher
  Die Heeresfeldbahnseiten
  Feldbahn-Fan.de

Austria
Info on Jenbach locos
Photos of Jenbach locos

USA
Two Foot Gage Owners Association (loads of interesting newsletters)

Forums and buy-and-sell lists for 2' (60cm) gauge railways

United Kingdom
Alan Keef Ltd. (manufacturer of new narrow-gauge locos and dealer in some secondhand)
www.tractionads.co.uk (monthly newsletter of for-sale items for the railway industry and preservationists)

Germany
  Feldbahnforum
  www.kipplore.de (Feldbahnforum)
  Kleinanzeigen Feldbahn (buy and sell)

Indonesia
Railways of Indonesia (actually in German but with lots of pictures)

Canada
Savona Equipment Ltd (a supplier of used mining equipment)
Nelson Machinery (a supplier of used mining equipment)

Yahoo! Groups
narrowgaugeowners (...a forum for the sharing of photos and information ... especially private lines built for pleasure on private property...)
narrowgaugerailroads (...group created for anyone that owns, opperates, or has anything to do with a narrow gauge railroad...)

New Zealand railways

Not limited to 2' (60cm) gauge but mostly within a short drive of our home.
  The Bush Tramway Club (3' 6" gauge)
  Driving Creek Railway and Potteries (15" gauge)
  Goldfields Railway & Waikino Station Cafe (3' 6" gauge)
  Mini Railways in New Zealand (Adobe PDF list of various narrow-gauge railways in New Zealand)
  Ngongotaha Railway Park (7¼", 16" & 3' 6" gauge)
  Victoria Battery Tramway & Museum (2' gauge. Scroll down on this page. I am a member of this society)
  The Waitakere Tramline Society (2' gauge)
  Preserved Narrow Gauge Locomotives

Publishers and Distributors

United Kingdom
Middleton Press

Germany
www.schmalspurverlag.de
Verlag Ingrid Zeunert

Other websites that I just happen to like

Corsinet - wasting time on the internet, for more than 16 years!
Intuitor - Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics

News

I have decided to put on hold any plans for a 2' gauge line here in New Zealand. It is not easy to source equipment from overseas and any line built to a gauge of 540mm or more requires an inspection every year by Transit New Zealand - just the same as the standard (3'6") lines.

I am not sure what I am going to do at the moment, but I am erring towards going 15" gauge and building practically everything myself.

Narrow-minded and proud of it!