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Industrial steam locomotives played an important role in the early days of even our largest heritage lines. Mark Smithers reports
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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
The Whipsnade Zoo railway leads a quiet existence and is rarely reported on. Peter Brown visited the railway for an
The recent reopening of an 11-mile, formerly closed railway through Mitchell’s Pass in the Western Cape, South Africa, has resulted
By Don Benn The week to Sunday, July 9, saw three main line special trains commemorating the 50th anniversary of
The death of Geoff Bird, York shedmaster between 1965 and 1980, was announced just before Christmas. Phil Marsh was fortunate
Fifty years ago, there was only one standard gauge preserved railway running timetabled steam services and time was running out
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