At the end of the day the fire is dropped from the T9 after a days work. Due to the withdrawal of my means to appeal against rejected photographs, this will sadly be my last photograph posted on t... (more)

King Class locomotive 6023 KING EDWARD II awaits the next duty. The Kings were the most powerful 4-6-0 locomotives in Britain. Initially they were restricted to certain routes, London-Plymouth, Lo... (more)

Resting in the shed having done a days work.

3205 heads an early morning train.

4566 heads a typical branch line mixed train of milk tanks and a passenger coach alongside the river Dart.

BRITANNIA is seen at Corfe Castle, with the castle in the background.

M7 class 30053 enters Corfe Castle station as the sun begins to set.

4566 working a mixed train of milk tanks and passenger coach.

The Manor class locomotives were the lightest of all the Great Western Railways 4-6-0s. They were designed to work secondary cross country routes that were not built to carry the heaviest of expre... (more)

On withdrawal from service all of the A1 class were broken up. A group of enthusiasts felt that such an important class of locomotive should be recreated. Having a set of drawings, money was raise... (more)

The Kings were the most powerful 4-6-0 in Britain. In 1927 the first member of the class visited the US for the Baltimore & Ohio centenary celebrations. It was presented with a bell, that it still... (more)

The Jubilee class was designed to perform intermediate express duties less arduous than those of the more powerful pacific classes. There duties also involved freight working, but to a lesser exte... (more)

These locomotives were used on the former Great Western railway, mostly on country branch lines. They performed a variety of duties with both light passenger and freight workings. They are ideally... (more)

Unlike many other countries having two locomotives pulling a train was somewhat unusual. Here we see the T9 piloting Battle of Britain Class locomotive MANSTON. This combination would have been se... (more)

With perfect lighting at the end of the day, M7 30053 rumbles through on a small goods train. This locomotive was completed in December 1905. It was used on local passenger services and lightly lo... (more)