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Railway Round-up No.1
£9.95The new DVD covering the whole steam and heritage diesel world in the UK. Number one is 2-hours long and full of action, all for just […]
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Railway Round-up No.2
£9.95The new DVD covering the whole steam and heritage diesel world in the UK. Number two is 2-hours long and full of action, all for just […]
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Reading-to-Bournemouth-cab-ride
£17.95Reading to Bournemouth This cab ride was filmed aboard a Virgin Cross-country Voyager service starting from Reading well before the complete modernisation an electrification of the […]
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Return to the Hayling Island Branch
£31.00‘Return to the Hayling Island Branch Line’, is a new hardback book being published for Christmas 2024. It contains the amazing photographic material taken by ‘Mr […]
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Return to the Hayling Island Branch Line
£31.00‘Return to the Hayling Island Branch Line’, is a new hardback book being published for Christmas 2024. It contains the amazing photographic material taken by ‘Mr […]
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Return to the Summer of ’68
£5.00Return to the Summer of ’68
By Roger Hardingham
An A5 paperback full of colour and black & white images with captions of the final weeks of BR Steam. Stories of visits to motive power depots in April and June 1968 and the 4th August specials over the final weekend of steam. Shed visits to Bolton, Rose Grove, Stockport, Speke Junction, Edge Hill, Lostock Hall, Carnforth, Newton Heath and Patricroft. All compiled from Roger Hardingham’s collection.
24 Pages paperback with colour and black & white photographs, £5.
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Returned to East Grinstead – update on the Bluebell Railway re-opening extension
£12.95Now fully connected to the main line at East Grinstead, we take a visual journey on the epic operation to get the Bluebell Line from Sheffield […]
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RMS Queen Mary
£7.95A new souvenir guide book written by Roger Hardingham about the world’s most famous liner.Since her launch in 1934, the Queen Mary quickly became a favourite […]
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Saving of Settle Signal Box
£4.00The remarkable story of how Settle’s old 1891 signal box was moved from its location of over 100 years to nearer the station. The movement required special measures being put in place to make certain the structure was secure and steel bracing put around it. A 90-ton road crane was hired in to lift the box onto six trolleys positioned across the main Settle-Carlisle Line which was closed and in a possession for track work elsewhere along the route.
This is the photographic story of the movement in 1997 and the restoration of the signal box as seen by photographs by Roger Hardingham.
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Settle-Carlisle – The middle route to Scotland
£9.95by W. R. MitchellThe whole story of the famous Settle-Carlisle railway by well-renowned local author W. R. Mitchell MBE. He describes the railway from its building […]
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Settle-Carlisle Railway 150 – Bundle of 6 DVDs
£47.95Celebrating 150 Years of the Settle to Carlisle Railway As our passenger railway system in Britain and soon afterwards, the rest of the world, celebrates 200 years […]
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Settle-Carlisle Revival
£12.95The full story behind the re-opening of the line following the flooding and landslip at Eden Brows. Aerial footage of the works to rebuild the section […]
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Sir Lamiel – 30777 Dvd
£14.95The last remaining Southern Railway ‘King Arthur’ Class No. 30777, ‘The Last Knight’ Sir Lamiel is now some eighty years old and proudly a part of the […]
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Sir Nigel Gresley – No. 60007
£14.95This new edition in the Great Steam Locomotive series witnesses the A4 following its overhaul between 2015 and 2021. We see it in service and on test […]
