The locomotive the River Mite belongs to the Ravenglass and Eskdale railway, a narrow gauge line in the Lake District. It was built in York and made history by being delivered to the railway by me... (more)

Launch day for Beamish museum's latest replica locomotive Puffing Billy seen on the rleft of the picture. The remainder of Beamish's replica fleet was also in steam and on show: Locomotion in the ... (more)

Vertical boilered "Coffee Pot" built in 1871 is running demonstration freight trains at the excellent Beamish museum in the north of England.

The crew and guard of Beamish museum's train await passengers at the station on what was a very slow night

Every year Beamish museum opens its doors for three Fridays before Christmas for visitors to experience a 1913 Christmas. These are the ony times when it is possible to photograph the trams and tr... (more)

On the left locomotive "JACK LANE" heads up the grade and past locomotive"STATFOLD". Both the subject of my last photograph from Beamish museum

A couple of weeks ago Beamish museum held its annual steam fair. Two guest locomotives came from the Statfold Barn museum and they have yet to return. The two men in charge of the railways at Beam... (more)

The second day of Beamish musem's four day Festival of Steam. Scene is of the colliery yard where locomotive "Lewin" is bringing in a rake of Chaldron wagons which the coffee pot(red loc... (more)

Beamish museum on a sunny Sunday and we haven't had many of those. Coffee pots in double harness though only the front locomotive was in steam. hauling a train of Chaldron wagons which were used i... (more)

In lovely evening light an unusual 0-4-0 Geared well tank locomotive 'Sir Vincent' shunts a couple of National Coal Board wagons at Beamish Colliery. This locomotive, was built by Aveling & Porter... (more)

In 1803, when aged 22, George Stephenson was appointed as the Superintendent Engineer at Killingworth Colliery. Stephenson persuaded Sir Thomas Liddle, later Lord Ravensworth, that the colliery wo... (more)

From 2nd September to the 5th Beamish Museum in North East England hosted a horse tram from machester, the tram was powered by two of Beamish's finest to make up two horse power. The tram is seen ... (more)

Special event at Beamish entitled Power through the Ages. No. 22, on loan from the Bowes railway, shunts a "coffee pot" which used to work in Seaham Harbour before being preserved at Beamish.

Special event today at Beamish entitled Power through the Ages. Replica of Locomotion, the first locomotive for the Stockton and Darlington railway, stands in the shed yard whilst a man ploughs a ... (more)

Special event today at Beamish entitled Power through the Ages. Here three different examples are seen together