The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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With steam surviving into the 21st century, China was perhaps slow in making efforts to preserve its earlier railway heritage, […]
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It is nearly 50 years since the first steam locomotive was rescued from Barry scrapyard for preservation. Fiona Kennaugh tells […]
By Don Benn As a change from the usual full day out with steam, and in response to demand, UK […]
One name is synonymous with narrow gauge locomotive restoration and new-build projects. Mark Smithers reports on progress to be seen […]
Few people are fully aware to what extent the railways, and certain sections of the army, were able to play […]
The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway is world famous as the setting for EMI’s immortal big-screen version of Edith A […]
TV dramas are not always noted for their historical accuracy, but one children’s series in the 1980s was very different […]
Hugh Dougherty visits the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland’s museum on the Antrim coast, which has now been nominated for […]
Fifty years ago the last Britannia Pacifics were concentrated at Carlisle Kingmoor shed, which was due for closure on December […]
Friday, July 29 saw the passing of another piece of history on Network Rail. Martin Creese reports on the closure […]
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