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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
rains of Thought CR 828 a€ A Scottish Icon Born 1899 a€" Died 1963 a€" Reincarnated 1993 The Scottish Locomotive Preservation Funda€ s mission to save a Scottish passenger engine was a race against time. Jim Shepherd recalls the money-spinning rail tour activities that led to the purchase of an a€~812a€ class 0-6-0 and how No 828 found a home. The Daventry Branch A relative late-comer to the railway system, the Weedon to Leamington Spa route was nevertheless redolent of L&NWR practice, as Stanley Jenkins explains. STEAM DAYS in Colour 109: Winter in the North-East Activity on the North Eastern Region was never allowed to slow due to adverse weather, as illustrated by scenes from the Armstrong Railway Photographic Trust. Arthurian Mysteries Recycled J. Crosse covers the Southern Railwaya€ s naming of Urie and Maunsell a€~N15a€ class 4-6-0s, and the re-use of twenty of the names for Southern Region BR Standard a€~5MTa€ 4-6-0s. Abercynon Locomotive Depot and its duties A a€~hidden gema€ in the valleys of South Wales that still stands today, D.K. Jones remembers the GWR-built engine shed at Abercynon and its duties in BR (Western Region) days. Tail Lamp a€" Readersa€ Letters
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