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Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway (2)

The line leaves Lakeside station alongside Lake Windermere and passes into the valley of the river Leven, just above where … More

Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway

Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway

In the 1860s the Furness Railway Company decided to build a branch line from Plumpton Junction, near Ulverston to Lake … More

Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway

Swanage Railway (3): 6695

Locomotive 6695 is one of a class built for the Great western railway between 1922-1928. It is reported that they … More

Swanage, Swanage Railway

Swanage Railway (2): 30053

30035 was built in 1905 for the London and South Western Railway. During its service it was based in London … More

Swanage, Swanage Railway

Swanage Railway (1)

The branch line from Wareham to Swanage in Dorset was closed to traffic in 1972. Despite efforts to preserve the … More

Swanage, Swanage Railway

BD7553B – Door to door rail container

This is a rare example of a ‘Door to door’ container. It could be carried either on a lorry or … More

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Door to Door container wagon

The Great Goodbye

Originally posted on Phil Lambell:
THEY’RE just machines aren’t they? One hundred and two tons of metal forged and hammered into…

A4 locomotive, A4 Pacific

The Brill Tramway (2)

Quainton Road station now forms part of the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre.

Brill Tramway, Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Oxford and Aylesbury Tramroad, Quainton Rd Station

The Brill Tramway (1)

The Brill tramway was a 6 mile stretch of Private rail line, which linked the estate of the Duke of … More

Briil Tramway, Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Oxford and Aylesbury Tramroad, Quainton Road station

Peckett OY-1 2087

2087 was built in 1948 by Peckett for use on depots owned by Courtalds. During its working life it was … More

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre

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