DVD The Story of the Great Western Society at Didcot

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DVD The Story of the Great Western Society at DidcotDVD The Story of the Great Western Society at Didcot 14. 95 Always considered to be the prime mover in the preservation of ex Great Western locomotives at the end of steam on the Western Region in 1965, the GWS has, in over 50 years, collected numerous locomotives directly from BR and latterly from Woodhams yard at Barry. Added to that the Society has ammassed a considerable collection of artefacts and items of memorabilia for exhibition in its museum

both overhead and conductor rail

We pass the maintenance depot at Reading West curve on the right before passing through Reading West Station

59005 in Kent

Type 1 Miscellany

with stories of life at Blea Moor and a major accident which occurred yards away from the house

These two former LCDR lines were built for entirely different reasons

Bolton and Newton Heath

Monmouthshire Eastern Valleys

but the line travelled through the industrial heartland of East Durham and shared some of its tracks with the coal carrying Lambton Railway

with 61088 on everyday duties

including the New Romney and Dungeness branches

this Kentish byway still sports beautiful semaphores and crossing gates