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By Don Benn This time I am going to cover the work of two Pacifics recently returned to the main […]
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Forty years ago the last surviving rural passenger branch line in Northumberland closed. This was the Haltwhistle to Alston Railway, […]
An eagerly awaited return to steam is the 0-4-0ST sold by the Great Eastern Railway in 1917. Mark Smithers reports […]
Could the record-breaking success of the Fairbourne Railway’s Centenary of Steam Spring Bank Holiday gala weekend, which saw four of […]
The railways on the west coast of Ireland were decimated long before those on the mainland. Hugh Dougherty revisited Bundoran […]
Industrial steam locomotives played an important role in the early days of even our largest heritage lines. Mark Smithers reports […]
By Don Benn This time, as a complete change from the recent plethora of Southern steam, I am covering Vintage […]
One of West Coast Railways’ most respected drivers has retired. Don Benn met him and discussed Ray’s long career on […]
Fifty years ago, a remarkable variety of steam power was still in control of passenger and freight workings in the […]
Mark Smithers reports on the launch at Scarborough’s North Bay Railway of its first steam locomotive. Billed in its 2010 […]
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