RailwaysNo. 6024, King Edward I, was one of thirty King class locomotives built by the Great Western Railway to provide superpower for its crack expresses. Named after the Kings of England the most powerful and heaviest 4-6-0s ever built in Britain ruled until 1962 . . . but for No. 6024 the story was ... | |
RailwaysA chronicle of the post-war decimation of railway, pick-up goods and shunting operations, traditional freight activity in Scotland, the centralisation of freight marshalling and early bulk flows, major post-war capital projects - Whitemoor, Wath and Thornton yards, containerisation and Woodhead ... From the series Video Library | |
RailwaysA history of pre-war locomotive developments, the 1948 Locomotive Exchanges and their influence on future motive power policy. The passenger and mixed traffic BR Standards, early Big Four dieselisation - including GW railcars, the arrival of the DMU - a novelty at the time, livery changes, ... From the series Video Library | |
RailwaysWe complete the route of the 3-hour expresses into Glasgow resuming our journey over the former 'Caley' main line at Perth with 1960s shed and station scenes. Every station between Perth and Gartcosh is illustrated using an amalgam of cine film, historic photographs, 'then and now' scenes and maps ... From the series Video Library | |
RailwaysInspired by City of Truro's triumphal return to steam to mark the centenary of the historic high speed Ocean Mails run from Plymouth to Bristol on 9th May 1904, this programme also celebrates the return of G.J. Churchward's legendary 4-4-0 to the West Country mainline after a break of 43 years. ... | |
RailwaysOn 2nd January 1982 the last of the legendary Deltic locomotives backed away from platform 2 at King's Cross and faded into history. Since that day the new owners of that same locomotive, Royal Scots Grey dreamed of returning her to the East Coast Main Line. This programme tells the story of the ... From the series Modern Traction | |
RailwaysS4C's memorable documentary charting the first stage in re-instating the Welsh Highland Railway. Filmed over a period of two years and charting the first stage in the re-building of the line between Dinas and Caernarfon - one of the most ambitious railway preservation projects in the world. This ... From the series For The Love Of Steam | |
RailwaysIn September 2000, the first part of the Welsh Highland Railway was re-opened after 60 years. It was a remarkable achievement, made possible in part by the dedicated work of volunteers. This programme is a tribute to their vision and dedication in ensuring that one of the most ambitious railway ... From the series For The Love Of Steam | |
RailwaysSNCF Archive from the Mike Grieves Collection. An insight into steam activity on the SNCF between 1966 and 1972. A short sequence of Channel Tunnel steam specials precede the archive film, which starts with a brief look at the Paris Metro. Each of the regions are then examined in turn. ... | |
RailwaysThe Isle of Man Year of Railways in 1993 re-established the island's rail transport systems in the eyes of enthusiasts World-wide. A plethora of events greeted visitors. But 1993 was just the beginning; inspired by the opening of the first section of what became the Manx Electric Railway, between ... From the series Video Library Special | |
RailwaysThis video is produced in Australia by Greg Naylor of Tri-Media Services and is distributed in the UK by the Oakwood Video Library. The Puffing Billy Railway can be found in Melbourne's Dandenong Ranges and is Australia's most popular and best loved steam railway. From its early days in 1900 the ... | |
RailwaysDVD Video (also available at HALF PRICE as VHS Cassette ). Virgin Cross-Country's modernisation brought an end to daily nationwide traditional loco-hauled service trains in Britain, but the New Dawn saw another tradition fall victim to 'modem-thinking' too; Virgin controversially 'de-named' all ... | |
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