Mid-Hants Railway 40 Years of Galas 1984-2024
March 14, 2025
Hampshire Railway Calendar 2026
July 2, 2025
Railway Round Up No. 19 – Digital Streaming Version
£8.95
Contents
This latest edition is packed with steam and some heritage diesel footage.
*East Lancs with 70000 Britannia and 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley and Bury Transport Museum *Worth Valley Spring gala – 6990 Witherslack Hall, 4079 Pendennis Castle, 1054, 75078, 45596 Bahamas, 52044 *Salisbury with 35028 Clan Line first charter since overhaul and 50th anniversary of first main line train *GCR and 48305 in operation with line up of locos at Loughborough *Gloucester Warwickshire Railway Cotswold Festival of Steam – 7820 Dinmore Manor, 76077 boiler display, 35006 P&O Lines, 6880 Betton Grange, 7903 Foremark Hall, 2807 in green, 9351, 2999 Lady of legend *West Somerset Railway – 1054, 6695, 6990 Witherslack Hall, 9466, 61306, 7828, Jessie and 9351 *Main line action in the south west – D1015 Western Champion, 61306, 34046 Braunton, 7029 Clun Castle and 35028 Clan Line *SVR – Lampton tank, 7812, 7714, Fenchurch, 60532 Blue Peter *WSR 150th anniversary of Minehead with Furness No. 20 *North Norfolk Railway with NCB tank and giesel ejector *Shildon 60103 Flying Scotsman *Main line in the north – 5043 over Shap, 34046, 34067, 60007 *Great Britain with 45407 and 44871 *Lakeside – 45690 and 46441 * Two Castles, 7029 and 5043, to Plymouth * Western to Cranmore *SVR autumn – 11456, 44932, Saint, 45596 and 13268, plus much, much more
110 minutes duration
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A nostalgic journey by train from London’s Waterloo station down to the counties of Hampshire and Dorset.
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