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Trams, Road VehiclesTravel with us on the red and cream trams which carried passengers on shopping trips or to their work place. Enjoy a leisurely ride to Battersea Park or further afield out to Putney to watch the Boat Race. Feature: Class D and Class El Car 2. From the series Tramway ClassicsKeywords: wandsworth, battersea, battersea, putney, race, harley, queenstown, battersea, chelsea, battersea, falcon, clapham, wandsworth, lavender, runaway, tram, wandsworth, york, wandsworth, putney, hammersmith | |
RailwaysThe W&C is only l½ miles long, but for 100 years it has been a very important line, carrying far more passengers than many much longer lines elsewhere. It owes its origin to the fact that, like most other main line railway terminal stations bringing passengers from afar to the city of London, the ... From the series Oakwood Library Of Railway HistoryKeywords: waterloo, afar, waterloo, terminus, lswr, waterloo, cillham, lswr, empire, metropolitan, rolling-stock, waterloo, hoist, crane, gillham, tube, waterloo, tunnel, waterloo, waterloo, armstrong, subway, ceremony, roller, slope, abbot, armstrong, bogie, festival, subway, travolator, travolator, flood | |
RailwaysFor over a century and a half, this fascinating route has been steadily developed and improved. The many changes in traffic, rolling stock, signalling and architecture are illustrated and the expansion of the stations, together with the surrounding areas, is shown with numerous detailed maps. From the series Southern Main LinesKeywords: waterloo, byfleet, clapham, durnsford, earlsfield, esher, hampton, court, hersham, necropolis, malden, queenstown, surbiton, vauxhall, waterloo, byfleet, weybridge, wimbledon, waterloo, gantry, waterloo, waterloo, waterloo, waterloo, bomb, waterloo, vauxhall, falcon, clapham, earlsfield, wimbledon, wimbledon, malden, surbiton, surbiton, hampton, court, hampton, court, esher, esher, walton, walton, weybridge, weybridge, byfleet, byfleet, surrey | |
RailwaysThe West Clare Railway was one of a network of 3ft gauge lines which mushroomed across rural Ireland in the wake of the 1883 Tramways Act. Opened throughout in 1892, it connected the market town of Ennis with the coastal settlements of Kilrush and Kilkee. Dogged by money problems from the outset, ... From the series UK Public RailwaysKeywords: clare, clare, ireland, ennis, kilrush, kilkee, limelight, percy, kilkee, breakdown, clare, poem, court, clare, weather, blown, amameter, clare, runaway, havoc, weather, clare, derail, patrick, taylor, clare, clare, council, percy, saga, non-steam, non-steam, clare, clare, irish, ireland, clare | |
RailwaysProviding the main link in London between the railways of the North and South of England, the line has carried a phenomenal variety of trains having an amazing diversity of locomotives. These are extensively illustrated, as are the many complex junctions and the curious local services. From the series London Suburban RailwaysKeywords: clapham, willesden, battersea, chelsea, basin, chelsea, chelsea, fulham, kensington, olympia, lillie, mitre, pole, richmond, quinton, wormwood, scrubs, turnham, uxbridge, viaduct, brompton, willesden, willesden | |
RailwaysA route with a complex history, it continues to carry a variety of passenger and freight services, the latter north of South Acton. All the fascinating connections and little known NSWJR branch to Hammersmith & Chiswick are included. From the series London Suburban RailwaysKeywords: willesden, richmond, acton, nswjr, hammersmith, chiswick, acton, acton, bollo, gunnersbury, hammersmith, chiswick, richmond, acton, acton, willesden, willesden | |
RailwaysThe longest and most individual of several short branch lines operated by the Cheshire Lines Committee was that from Cuddington to Winsford and Over, slightly more than six miles in length. Opened in 1870 it enjoyed a distinctly chequered career. Passengers were originally considered a nuisance as ... From the series Locomotion PapersKeywords: winsford, cheshire, cuddington, winsford, salt, weaver, justice, court, winsford, council, footpath, bridleway, miller, cheshire | |
RailwaysMany stations on the main line have been lost, but the scenic pleasures of the Malvern Hills can be still be enjoyed by train. Railway admirers have been deprived of the delightful routes through Bromyard and via Dymock, but all can be appreciated by taking the journey offered between the covers of ... From the series Western Main LinesKeywords: worcester, hereford, leominster, gloucester, malvern, bromyard, dymock, worcester, bransford, leigh, court, leominster, bransford, ledbury, ledbury, gloucester, ashperton, hereford, ashperton, bransford, bransford, bromyard, colwall, dymock, fencote, gloucester, malvern, greenway, henwick, hereford, knightwick, ledbury, ledbury, leigh, court, leominster, malswick, malvern, malvern, newent, newland, rowden, mill, rushwick, shelwick, stoke, edith, stoke, suckley, withington, worcester | |
Buses, Road VehiclesA selection of experiences from staff and preservationists who have worked with the classic London bus.Keywords: morgan, uxbridge, conductor, strathtay, scottish, pioneer, kelvin, prince, kentish, australia, routemaster, canada, routemaster | |
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