This photo was taken just 3 days before MTR tookover KCR. Shortly all 5 Seimens ER20 were being put in storage or just for few wagons switching and night maintenance trains, untill now and will be... (more)

Time to review some Kowloon-Canton Railway shots taken in the late KCR Era .

On the A-Day , the Last Operation Day of Kowloon-Canton Railway , KCR uses KCR 61 and KCR 56 to hual the last KCR X905 . I have never shot both low nose and LHF KCR 56 for this train before ! Than... (more)

This is my Last shot of Kowloon-Canton Railway X908 , and Bobby Howes KCR 57 . 3 Days remaining ...

Wearing the KCR identity on the last day of the KCR operations.

Climbing up from a tunnel which connects Sheung Shui Station and Lok Ma Chau Station on the last day of the KCR operations.

As I believe to-day is the last day of the KCR here is another Harry Daventry shot. Former British War Department 2-8-0, now KCR No 24, is believed to be waiting at Lo Wu with a train for China.

While the ER20s cannot run for the KCR freights , it is the best time to shoot the old EMDs heading the X902 ! Today is Gordon Graham !

Running on the last 3 days of the Kowloon-Canton Railway . Bobby Howes heads the mail coach back to Hung Hom Yard and takes a break before the night run .

One for the Hong Kong members. Former British War Department 2-8-0, now KCR No 26 is being serviced at Kowloon shed. A photograph by the late G.H. Daventry.

The Ma On Shan Rail train is running from Tai Shui Hang Station to Heng On Station. Heng On Station is on the left, where you can find another train from the opposite direction approaching to the... (more)

The Ma On Shan Rail train is seen approaching to the station.

The LRV has just left Kin Sang Stop and running towards the next stop in Tin King Estate.

KCR 56 "I.B. Trevor" leads X905 north with a single mail car in tow. In the background, buildings of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University tower over the yard, and the seemingly always-congested ap... (more)

KCR 57 "Bobby Howes" works in Hung Hom Yard while a pair of KCR EMUs simultaneously arrive and depart from Hung Hom Station in the background.