No. 34059 'Sir Archibald Sinclair' near Sheffield Park.

The National Railway Museum's Deltic, D9002 'Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry' poses for a night photo shoot with Pullman coaches.

Southern Railway Q Class No. 30541 seen north of Sheffield Park.

SE&CR Class 01 No 65 seen north of Sheffield Park.

BR Standard Class 5 73082 Camelot shortly after leaving Sheffield Park.

Ex British Railways Standard Class 4MT 2-6-4T #80151 approaches Horsted Keynes Station with a down working from Kingscote to Sheffield Park.

Built in 1898 for the London Brighton & South Coast Railway (LBSCR), class E4 tank 473 "Birch Grove" approaches Horsted Keynes on the Bluebell Railway

Furness Railway No.20 is the UKs oldest standard gauge working steam locomotive, built in 1863 by Sharp Stewart in Manchester the machine visited the Buebell line this summer. The coaches are much... (more)

The Bluebell Railway's U class 1638 climbs the 1:75 grade at Three Arch Bridge whilst working a morning train from Sheffield Park to Horsted Keynes.

The mystery of train travel

The Bluebell Railway has an eclectic collection of locomotives, including this ex-LBSC 'Terrier' tank engine dating from 1872, seen pulling into Sheffield Park station on a cool September afternoo... (more)

9017 and 5526 at Carrog on an evening photo charter 20/04/09

Somerset & Dorset 2-8-0 is bathed in evening sunshine as it storms up the last few yards of the gradient into Horsted Keynes. The locomotive is visiting the Bluebel Railway from it's usual base at... (more)

In 1914 the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway had one of its joint owners, The Midland Railway build it some 2-8-0 goods engines, the success of the design lead to a second batch being deliver... (more)