"Large Prairie" class 2-6-2 tank engine # 4160 of the West Somerset Railway in the Bishops Lydeard station, just arrived from Minehead.

2-6-2 "Large Prairie" tank locomotive # 4160 of the West Somerset Railway with a train between Blue Anchor and Dunster. Locomotive was built in 1948 in Swindon for the British Railways.

47840 at Kentsford Farm with an evening train towards Minehead during the West Somerset Railway Diesel Gala.

D7017 leaving Blue Anchor heading for Minehead.

Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway No.88 on her home railway, leaving Blue Anchor.

7828 Norton Manor at Kentsford Farm on the West Somerset Railway.

Fireman aboard Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway locomotive # 88 built in 1914, passes a line token. The 88 was a guest from the West Somerset Railway.

101 Class 35 Hydraulic locomotives were built between 1961 and 1964,and were used on a vatiety of work on the former Western Region of British Rail.The locos had all been withdrawn from use by the... (more)

Designed by O.V.S.Bulleid,and built in 1946,"Braunton" is a "West Country" light Pacific,and worked express passenger services in the south of England until withdrawn in late 1... (more)

Narrow gauge loco Sir Haydn at Williton during a David Williams photo charter on Friday 4th October 2013

7812 Erlestoke Manor at Williton with a short goods train, conveying narrow gauge loco Sir Haydn, during a David Williams photo charter on Friday 4th October 2013

7812 Erlestoke Manor at Williton with a short goods train, conveying narrow gauge loco Sir Haydn, during a David Williams photo charter on Friday 4th October 2013

Two axle shunter, built by Andrew Barclay Sons & Co Ltd, Caledonia Works in Kilmarnock in 1972, and diesel hydraulic "Warship" Class 42 # D832 "Onslaught", on loan to the DEPG (Diesel and Electric... (more)

Full concentration for the transfer of the electrical key token in Crowcombe Heathfield station between the signal man and the steam locomotive # 9351 crews. The train driver passes the red key fo... (more)

Text from the WSR Homepage: The most controversial steam engine in the history of the WSR. The design for this locomotive dates from the 1930’s but the Great Western never actually built any eng... (more)