Our new ticketing site is now live! Using either this or the original site (both powered by TrainSplit) helps support the running of the forum with every ticket purchase! Find out more and ask any questions/give us feedback in this thread!
Corrour Railway Station
The featured image for this article is from a video of steam at work on Rannoch Moor not far from Corrour.
http://rogerfarnworth.com/2026/06/26/corrour-railway-station/
Lilleshall Abbey and Woodland Railway
I saw the featured image in a photo book compiled by Alton Douglas for Beacon Radio in 1987, ‘Memories of the Wrekin and Beyond’. It shows Lilleshall Estate’s 2ft-gauge railway in action in 1933. [1: p47]...
Locomotives of the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway (LB&SCR) – 1920.
I have just been given a small pamphlet style paperback book compiled and published in June 1920 by W.G. Tilling.
The featured image for this article comes from the frontispiece of Tilling’s book. It is a picture of the...
Railways of Tanzania – Part 7 – The Central Line – An Introductory History and the Length of Line from Dar-es-Salaam to Mikese
The featured image for this article is a photograph of East African Railways (EAR) Class 30 steam locomotive No. 3019 ‘Nyamwezi’ at Tabora depot on the Central Line...
The Railways of West Cumberland – Part 2
The featured image for this article is a photograph taken by Walter Dendy of a football excursion returning from Egremont to Carlisle passing through Distington Railway Station behind ex-LMS Class ‘4F’ Locomotive No. 44461 in 1951. The line to the left...
Part 2 – Nice to Tende
The travel section of the Saturday Guardian Magazine on 23rd May 2023 included a few pages about train journeys in Europe (pages 72 to 77). This is the second part of a look at those pages. …
The featured image for this article is the Train des Merveilles (Train of...
Part 1 – Naples
1. Time Travel on the Naples Line
The first of the articles, written by Sophia Seymour picks up on a new film about the region around Naples which “reveals rarely visited villas, seismic landscapes and a ‘civilisation buried mid-sentence’ – all accessible by train.” [1: p72]...
We are aware of an issue with emails from the Forum to Microsoft-based email accounts (hotmail/outlook/live.com email addresses). This is being looked into currently, thanks for your patience meanwhile.