A bit of History
 

Fellow members
Most of my pictures are from a small railway in the North East of England called Tanfield railway. In 2025 it is 300 years old and has great ambitions to celebrate in style. They have produced a short video to help raise awareness and funds in these challenging times and it is available here
https://www.facebook.com/tanfieldrai...7825139184650/
I am not asking for funding, though any help would be appreciated, but I would like you all to take a look and see how railways developed from the early 17th century. It is interesting, informative and not very long. Please enjoy and take care. Dave Hewitt

1725 would be the 18th Century. ;)

You haven't watched the video;-)