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900 Class (Dunalastair III) 4-4-0 No. 901 (Ref: 010533)
Built 1899900 Class (Dunalastair III) 4-4-0 No. 901 (Ref: 010533)
Leeds City Tramways tram 276
Leeds City Tramways. Middleton Bogie car No 276, (now scrapped), on a West Park service.Leeds City Tramways tram 276
Leeds City Transport tram 142
Leeds City Tramways, Horsfield, car no 142, in City Square, on the Lawnswood service (withdrawn March 1956)Leeds City Transport tram 142
Maentwrog Road Station (LJT2 @ 19m 75ch). English/Welsh bridge notice
Maentwrog Road Station (LJT2 @ 19m 75ch). English/Welsh bridge notice
Maentwrog Road Station (LJT2 @ 19m 75ch). English/Welsh trespass notice
Maentwrog Road Station (LJT2 @ 19m 75ch). English/Welsh trespass notice
Maentwrog Road Station (LJT2 @ 19m 75ch). Name board
“Maentwrog Road for Tanybwlch. Distance 3 miles”Maentwrog Road Station (LJT2 @ 19m 75ch). Name board
Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal: Littleton Colliery Basin at Otherton
1919-1920Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal: Littleton Colliery Basin at Otherton
Sutton Station July 1882 (BTH2 @ 14m 75ch) (Ref: 030426)
The opening of the rebuilt station which replaced the original 1847 structure. This view is looking west along the Epsom lineSutton Station July 1882 (BTH2 @ 14m 75ch) (Ref: 030426)
Sutton Station July 1882 (BTH2 @ 14m 75ch) (Ref: 030427)
Opening day looking west along the Epsom Downs branch. Note the canopy on the Up platform has not yet been completed and the building material stacked on the Down platform.Sutton Station July 1882 (BTH2 @ 14m 75ch) (Ref: 030427)
Sutton Station July 1882 (BTH2 @ 14m 75ch) (Ref: 030428)
Overview of the rebuilt station looking west. Note the interesting double armed signal.Sutton Station July 1882 (BTH2 @ 14m 75ch) (Ref: 030428)
Swanage Station (AGE @ 136m 27ch). 20 May 1885. (Ref: 030429)
The departure of the first passenger train from the station on 20th May 1885 behind Beattie 2-4-0T No. 209.Swanage Station (AGE @ 136m 27ch). 20 May 1885. (Ref: 030429)
Swanley Junction - Old Station 4 September 1948 (VIR @ 17m 52ch) (Ref: 030430)
The station was opened in 1862 as Sevenoaks Junction and renamed in 1871. It was closed in 1939 when the station was repositioned further west. This view is looking east. The water tower which once served the station's four water columns is still in situ.Swanley Junction - Old Station 4 September 1948 (VIR @ 17m 52ch) (Ref: 030430)
Swindon Junction 1847 (MLN1 @ 77m 30ch) (Ref: 030432)
View of the new town of Swindon in 1847 from the junction of the Gloucester and Great Western Lines. House building in Swindon began in 1842 and the church pictured was consecrated in 1845.Swindon Junction 1847 (MLN1 @ 77m 30ch) (Ref: 030432)
