Torfwerk Drebber was situated to the north of the small town of Drebber, four kilometers along a quiet lane. The peatworks harvested peat from Drebbersches Moor. From the works there was a main line of less than a kilometer until the moors were reached.

At the back of the works there was a double tracked unloading shed where the wagons were clamped, and tipped over for emptying. The yard shunter was an elderly Schöma, built in 1953.

In 1996, when these photos were taken, a small open cab Diema loco was being used for line duties. A rake of cage wagons is seen here being taken out to the moors.

Just to one side of the large peat stockpile, a couple of tracks lead off to the loco sheds.

Alongside the loco sheds were the remains of the workers transport. Although not used for a while, these crude coaches had been used to take workers out to the peat moors.

There were workshops for the road and rail equipment seperate from the running sheds. In here was found another Diema, of a similar type to that working. Note the moveable section of rail used for accessing the tracks in the works.

Pulling away from the tipping sheds, the Diema takes another train out for loading. A third Diema was seem out on the moors assisting with the loading of the trains.