GWR Mogul No. 951 leaves Watchet, bound for Minehead.

The Great Eastern Railway J15 locos were built between 1883 and 1912.Here is preserved example 65462 with a Toddington to Winchcombe "Santa Special" on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway.

60163 'Tornado' stands at Leicester North during the Great Central Railway's Steam Gala Weekend

60163 'Tornado' heads the 2A06 1000 Loughborough - Leicester North train during the Great Central Railway's Steam Gala Weekend

When British Railways withdrew steam no LNER Class A1 locomotives were saved. This is a brand new A1 class locomotive. It is the first new build standard gauge steam locomotive in the UK since 196... (more)

GWR 3200 “Dukedog” Class 4-4-0 no. 9017 “Earl of Berkeley” (visiting from the Bluebell Railway) sits at Hampton Loade with the 22.10 Kidderminster to Bridgnorth goods train, at the Severn ... (more)

'Britannia' Oliver Cromwell on the Cathedrals Express from London Liverpool Street to Norwich.

GWR King No. 6024 'King Edward I, seen passing through Dawlish with the Torbay Express excursion to Kingswear.

On loan from the Bressingham Museum, Norfolk, No. 662 Martello approaches Cholsey with a shuttle from Wallingford. A special timetable was in operation for the Wallingford 'BunkFest' (2008).

Ex LBSC Class A1X Terrier 0-6-0T was one off the visiting Locos at Barrow Hill Rail Power Open day

Breezin' along. As it has for centuries, Bridgehouse Beck sparkles beneath the 16th century pack horse bridge in the valley below Oxenhope. The horse route, now a footpath, rises diagonally on the... (more)

SR 850 'Lord Nelson' 1110 Toddington - Cheltenham Image published in Heritage Railway Magazine Issue No 112 Dated : 5th June 2008 / 2nd July 2008 Page 17

40 years ago today, the curtain came down on British Railways steam operation. The finale took place on the famed Settle & Carlisle route. I'm posting several previously unseen images taken on th... (more)

After 17 years of hard work, the A1 Locomotive Trust's brand new steam loco finally moves under it's own power. The loco is still in grey primer and will be painted in apple green livery

This is the Calder Valley scene of my youth. Another westbound train of coal plods wearily past Mirfield on a bright March day. In the left distance is the long demolished Ravensthorpe power stati... (more)