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Memories of Bournemouth in the 1950s and 1960s - With the use of his own photographic record, Colin Boocock recalls the variety of motive power that he witnessed around his home town from the late 1940s until the early 1960s.
A Love Affair a€ Reminiscences of a Yorkshire Spotter - David A. Thompson recalls life in West Yorkshire in the 1950s, and the trains and motive power regularly seen by him, particularly on the route between Standedge tunnel and Leeds.
In a class of their own! a€" The LNER Gresley 'A4' Pacifics - Dr John Wall reviews the changes of names, numbers, and liveries carried by the Gresley 'A4' Pacifies during their time in service.
Lineside Lens a€" Shrewsbury to Chester - Compiled by John Booth
Highland Railway Minor Lines: 1 - The Hopeman, Findhorn, and Fort George Branches - In the first of two informative articles covering the history of some of the Highland Railway's minor lines, Stanley Jenkins takes a look at the three branch lines which ended on the southern shores of the Moray Firth.
The Final Days of the Great Northern Railway of Ireland 4-4-0s - David Anderson takes us to Ireland, to where many enthusiasts travelled to witness those last years of the GNR(I) 4-4-Os when working for the UTA and CIE.
Tail Lamp a€" Readers' Letters
Cover: This month in Steam Days magazine we take a look at the names, numbers, and liveries of the LNER's Gresley .'A4' Pacifies, and the changes of name that took place on many of these engines over the years. Leaving King's Cross on 27 April 1963, immaculately clean, despite the fact that it was Just seven weeks to the end of steam from King's Cross at that time, 'A4' Pacific No 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley proudly displays its green livery as it blows off steam when leaving the terminus with the 9.20am King's Cross to Bradford express.
Memories of Bournemouth in the 1950s and 1960s - With the use of his own photographic record, Colin Boocock recalls the variety of motive power that he witnessed around his home town from the late 1940s until the early 1960s.
A Love Affair a€ Reminiscences of a Yorkshire Spotter - David A. Thompson recalls life in West Yorkshire in the 1950s, and the trains and motive power regularly seen by him, particularly on the route between Standedge tunnel and Leeds.
In a class of their own! a€" The LNER Gresley 'A4' Pacifics - Dr John Wall reviews the changes of names, numbers, and liveries carried by the Gresley 'A4' Pacifies during their time in service.
Lineside Lens a€" Shrewsbury to Chester - Compiled by John Booth
Highland Railway Minor Lines: 1 - The Hopeman, Findhorn, and Fort George Branches - In the first of two informative articles covering the history of some of the Highland Railway's minor lines, Stanley Jenkins takes a look at the three branch lines which ended on the southern shores of the Moray Firth.
The Final Days of the Great Northern Railway of Ireland 4-4-0s - David Anderson takes us to Ireland, to where many enthusiasts travelled to witness those last years of the GNR(I) 4-4-Os when working for the UTA and CIE.
Tail Lamp a€" Readers' Letters
Cover: This month in Steam Days magazine we take a look at the names, numbers, and liveries of the LNER's Gresley .'A4' Pacifies, and the changes of name that took place on many of these engines over the years. Leaving King's Cross on 27 April 1963, immaculately clean, despite the fact that it was Just seven weeks to the end of steam from King's Cross at that time, 'A4' Pacific No 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley proudly displays its green livery as it blows off steam when leaving the terminus with the 9.20am King's Cross to Bradford express.
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