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London and Dover Railway Open to Folkestone. Down Timetable commencing 19th October 1843. (Ref: 031703)
London and Dover Railway Open to Folkestone. Down Timetable commencing 19th October 1843. (Ref: 031703)
Manchester Ship Canal Diagrammatic Map, circa 1928?
Manchester Ship Canal Diagrammatic Map, circa 1928?
Metropolitan Railway. Timetable from opening of the line on 10th January 1863. (Ref: 031701)
Note it was planned to run an intensive service of 67 trains in each direction on weekdays between 06:00 and 00:00.Metropolitan Railway. Timetable from opening of the line on 10th January 1863. (Ref: 031701)
Millar's Bridge 35W, near Trevor, Llangollen Canal, 1982 after breach just upstream.
Ian Moss's family at the bridge.Millar's Bridge 35W, near Trevor, Llangollen Canal, 1982 after breach just upstream.
South Eastern or London and Dover Railway - Down Timetable c.1845. (Ref: 031704)
Extracted from Bradshaws Monthly GuideSouth Eastern or London and Dover Railway - Down Timetable c.1845. (Ref: 031704)
South Eastern or London and Dover Railway - Up Timetable c.1845. (Ref: 031705)
Extracted from Bradshaws Monthly GuideSouth Eastern or London and Dover Railway - Up Timetable c.1845. (Ref: 031705)
South Eastern Railway or London and Dover Timetable for services between London and Tunbridge - the extent of the Company's route on its opening in 1842. (Ref: 031702)
Note the details of onward connection to other destinations by carriage or coach are given.South Eastern Railway or London and Dover Timetable for services between London and Tunbridge - the extent of the Company's route on its opening in 1842. (Ref: 031702)
These tickets were collected at St Forts Station on 28th December 1879 by Robert Morris, Agent; Wm Friend, Ticket Collector; and Alex Inglis, Porter, from the passengers who lost their lives by the fall of the Tay Bridge. (Ref: 030892)
Pictured clockwise from top left are: G Mitchell, Driver, J Marshall, Fireman, D Johnstone, Guard, M Beath, GuardThese tickets were collected at St Forts Station on 28th December 1879 by Robert Morris, Agent; Wm Friend, Ticket Collector; and Alex Inglis, Porter, from the passengers who lost their lives by the fall of the Tay Bridge. (Ref: 030892)
Wantage Tramway. Notice of Meeting for Potential Investors. 22 October 1873. (Ref: 031700)
Wantage Tramway. Notice of Meeting for Potential Investors. 22 October 1873. (Ref: 031700)
Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway. River Banwy bridge, near Glascoed (East of Llanfair Caereinion)
Grid Ref. SJ 1251 0807On 13 December 1964, a pier supporting the steel girder bridge over the River Banwy was seriously damaged by flood waters, dislodging the bridge. During the spring and early summer of 1965, the 16th Railway Regiment of the Royal Engineers replaced the damaged masonry pier with a fabricated steel one and restored the span to its original position.