The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Sam Hewitt
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TV dramas are not always noted for their historical accuracy, but one children’s series in the 1980s was very different
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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
It seems inconceivable that a steam-worked narrow gauge railway would be built in the 1960s to fulfil a real passenger
Most visitors to heritage lines see only their train, the buffet, shop and toilets, but there’s far more to see
As the clock ticked down to the end of BR steam, operations were now concentrated in the North West. The
The National Coal Board railway in the Dulais Valley was unique. Geoff Silcock recounts some of the incidents that punctuated
By Don Benn I make no apologies for returning to the work of No. 35028 Clan Line again, for this
The autumn of 1967 saw the end of steam on the Eastern Region and at the great railway centre of
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