The Great Goodbye: 6 "Streaks" lined up at Locomotion, Shildon, 3 under steam

The Great Gathering is underway. All remaining 6 A4 class locomotives together for the last time in the yard at Locomotion, Shildon. The offshoot of the National Railway museum in York. Next week ... (more)

The Great Gathering is underway. All remaining 6 A4 class locomotives together for the last time in the yard at Locomotion, Shildon. The offshoot of the National Railway museum in York. Next week ... (more)

Cochrane leaves Andrews house station on Tanfield railway for the short journey to Sunniside

The crew of 55022 receive food between workings at the diesel day taking place at the Boness and Kinneil Railway over the Christmas holiday weekend.

LNER Class B1 emerges into the late autumn sun.

The final steam running event on the London Underground 150 celebrations took place on 8th December with steam hauled trains between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Uxbridge on the Metropolitan line. Ex ... (more)

All the elements coming together for one beautiful scene, A4 No 60009 crossing Ribblehead viaduct

66041 takes the Swindon line at Standish Junction with a diverted Margam to Dollands Moor working.The two tracks in the foreground are the Bristol to Birmingham main lines.

A class 483 unit heads away from Ryde Pier Head station on its journey to Shanklin,on the Isle of Wight.The rusted section in the foreground are the remains of the Ryde Pier Tramway,which closed i... (more)

From the SDR Homepage: GWR 0-6-0 No 3205 was built in Swindon in 1946 and is the sole surviving member of the 120-strong 2251 class of locomotives designed by C. B. Collett. The class was built fo... (more)

7827 Lydham Manor, visiting the South Devon Railway for a short period, drifts past Hood Bridge hauling the 14:15 Buckfastleigh to Totnes on Monday 16th September 2013

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)

2-8-0 Class 7F # 88 of the former Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway (SDJR), originally built by Robert Stephenson and Sons in 1925 for heavy freight service and withdrawn from British Railways ser... (more)