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The Railway Touring Company’s tenth ‘Great Britain’ tour set off from King’s Cross in style at 7.38am on Saturday, April
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Sam Hewitt
By Don Benn In this 50th anniversary year of the end of steam on the Southern I am covering a
In another occasional series of historical reviews of ‘Big Four’ locomotive engineers, Cedric Johns highlights the career of Frederick
Variety will be the spice of life at Stoneleigh on June 3, when nameplates from all the Big Four will
From our 2016 archive Few heritage lines have quite the history of this narrow gauge line in Poland. Andrew Rapacz
FROM OUR ARCHIVES: 2016 The world’s most famous steam locomotive running on the world’s most popular heritage railway – under
By Don Benn I make no apology for covering the work of Tornado again in this issue and in fact
FROM THE ARCHIVES By Geoff Courtney Top international auction house Bonhams is remaining tight-lipped as to why it withdrew an
FROM THE ARCHIVES The Darlington North Road locomotive works served the railways for 103 years but closed due to the
Sarah Wilkinson
While undertaking test runs in connection with raising its permitted maximum speed, new Peppercorn A1 Pacific No. 60163 Tornado has
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