Something I've been wanting to do a while, a small compilation of the UK's fastest trains doing what they do best, hit speeds in excess of 100mph! From the t...
A short film showing British Railways Class 309 trains, mostly at London's Liverpool Street station but also in Ilford and Thorpe-Le-Soken.The 'most recent' ...
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46252 City of Leicester
Eight photos of de-streamlined LMS Coronation or Duchess Pacifics ("semis"), one at Euston, the rest between Lancaster and Shap.
hunslet 0-6-0st hurricane passes the restored winding gear at foxfield colliery
Class 61xx 2-6-2T 6163 seen here at Swindon in 1963 Richard Flikr.com
I whooped with delight when I saw this...so totally unexpected in the garden of a Lancashire country-village house....typical British eccentricity....I love it!
WARWICKSHIRE RAILWAY SOCIETY BIRMINGHAM (NEW STREET) – DERBY – DONCASTER – MEXBOROUGH – STAVELEY – – BIRMINGHAM (NEW STREET) Hauled throughout by SR Unrebuilt…
Ivatt 4MT 43160 of Yarmouth Beach, is seen alongside the coastline whilst on a M&GN service at Caister-on-Sea in the summer of 1957....... Strangely LMS 4MTs were widespread on M&GN routes by this time.
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Best viewed 'Original' size. Peppercorn, British Railways built (Doncaster, 1949) class A1 4-6-2 60157 "Great Eastern" runs light at Doncaster - 09/08/1961. It was withdrawn from Doncaster (36A) shed on 10th January 1965, and was scrapped by Draper's in Hull. © picture courtesy of Peter Brumby.
Best viewed Original size. Another 'yellow stripe' & decidedly scruffy, crimson liveried, LMS built (Crewe, 1940) Princess Coronation class 8P 4-6-2, this time 46244 "King George VI", one of Carlisle Kingmoor's dwindling allocation, about to take over a northbound express at Carlisle Citadel - c.1964. 46244 spent most of its BR career allocated to Camden (1B) depot, but moved to Upperby (12B) in June 1968 and then to Kingmoor in April 1961 from where it was withdrawn in 10/1964. It was scrapped during December the same year by Arnott Young (Troon). © 2013 - 53A Models of Hull Collection. Scanned from the original 120 format colour negative; photographed by the late Antony M S Darnbrough.
