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Images Dated 15th September 2015: A Giant turntable - Twenty eight men with two 36 ton cranes took an hour to install

A Giant turntable - Twenty eight men with two 36 ton cranes took an hour to install this giant 70 foot turntable at Euston

A typical Southern Railway Engine at Waterloo Station. 2 July 1923

London and North Eastern Railway. An Express emerging from Welwyn Tunnel

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Swinton works of the Great Western Railway are busy on the annual programme of renewals

The Swinton works of the Great Western Railway are busy on the annual programme of renewals and additions of rolling stock for their system - the outstanding feature of the rolling stock renewals is

Engraving of Blenkinsops rack engine 1812

Train LMS Express picking up water at Tebay

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Southern Region Atlantic Coast Express steams out of Waterloo Station on its

The Southern Region Atlantic Coast Express steams out of Waterloo Station on its record run to Salisbury thence to Paris Merchante navy Class locomotive 35015 " Rotterdam Lloyd Line" 30th

Hetton Colliery c 1822

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Atlantic Coast Express in South Devon

The Atlantic Coast Express in South Devon
The " Atlantic Coast Express " in South Devon

Waterloo station platform c 1900 London

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Story of Exposition The Panama - Pacific International Exposition Company

The Story of Exposition The Panama - Pacific International Exposition Company 1915 The Transfer Table, Palace of Transportation San Francisco

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Deepcut No 1 west of Wilhelmina Pass, Weber Canyon showing method of excavation

Deepcut No 1 west of Wilhelmina Pass, Weber Canyon showing method of excavation. The narrows began about 4 miles west of Echo, Utah, and 995 miles west of Omaha

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Model Engineering Exhibition at the Horticultural Hall

Model Engineering Exhibition at the Horticultural Hall. Sir Josiah Stamp tries his hand at driving a working model of a London Midland and Scottish Train. 19 September 1935

Kansas Pacific Railroad stop at Fort Riley

The Atlantic Coast Express in South Devon
The " Atlantic Coast Express " in South Devon

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Edisons system of telephones for trains enroute

Edisons system of telephones for trains enroute. An employee receiving a message in the interior of a railway carriage. 1886

Images Dated 15th September 2015: NOTICE TO QUIT The Fairy Electra (to Steam Locomotive Underground Demon ). Now they e seen me

NOTICE TO QUIT The Fairy Electra (to Steam Locomotive Underground Demon ). Now they e seen me
NOTICE TO QUIT The Fairy Electra (to Steam Locomotive Underground Demon ). " Now they e seen me, I fancy your days are numbered

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The new cross channel steamer Cote D Azor and the Golden Arrow train 22

The new cross channel steamer Cote D Azor and the Golden Arrow train 22 April 1931

Viaduct taken from towpath of simple aquaduct on the Rochdale Canal ?TopFoto

Queen Victorias Saloon before rebuilding

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Steam train arriving at Fatehgarh Railway station at 9: 35 11th November 1901 India

Steam train arriving at Fatehgarh Railway station at 9: 35 11th November 1901 India
Steam train arriving at Fatehgarh Railway station at 9:35 11th November 1901 India

Golden Arrow steam train

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Great Event May 10th 1869 Railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific

The Great Event May 10th 1869 Railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific Passenger trains leave Omaha Union Pacific Rail Road

Novelty

Images Dated 15th September 2015: At 8, 242 feet, Sherman was at the summit of the Black Hills and the highest point

At 8, 242 feet, Sherman was at the summit of the Black Hills and the highest point on the Union Pacific Railroad. Named for William Sherman the tallest Union Army general it perched 33 miles west of

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Night Ferry, special comfort service for business men resumed service again

The Night Ferry, special comfort service for business men resumed service again today for the first time since 1939. Passengers chat to driver

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Waterloo. The Duke Yorks train in which he and his bride travelled to Bookham

Waterloo. The Duke Yorks train in which he and his bride travelled to Bookham. Left to right - Mr Symonds (Local Inspector), J. Wiggs (Driver) and L.Saberton (fireman). 24 April 1923

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Bluebell excursion train pulls into Haywards Heath with Dr Richard Beeching on board

The Bluebell excursion train pulls into Haywards Heath with Dr Richard Beeching on board. 1st April 1962

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Trainspotters Club outing Young members of the trainspotters club gather around

Trainspotters Club outing Young members of the trainspotters club gather around the steam locomotives and into the drivers cab. 1949

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Trans Canada & The Kicking Horse River : 2 miles west of Field

The Trans Canada & The Kicking Horse River : 2 miles west of Field. Mount Field in the distance

Train driver Passengers looking out of the window

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Steam Engine Samson ( 6 ) on the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway at Hythe Station

Steam Engine Samson ( 6 ) on the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway at Hythe Station, Kent, UK, England. 1950s

German prisoners returning from Russia. Kieff

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The deepest excavation; Gaillard ( formerly Culebra ) cut, throught the isthmus

The deepest excavation; Gaillard ( formerly Culebra ) cut, throught the isthmus to create the Panama Canal locks and so joining the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Capitals Limited London to Edinburgh non stop express

The Capitals Limited London to Edinburgh non stop express. Workers at Kings Cross wave goodbye as the train leaves the station on its inaugural run 23rd May 1949

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The New Great Western Railway Engine King George V. 29 June 1927

The New Great Western Railway Engine King George V. 29 June 1927
The New Great Western Railway Engine " King George V". 29 June 1927

Watching Place on the Erie Railway 1871

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The Warrington Viaduct, over the River Mersey and Mersey and Irwell Canal, on the

The Warrington Viaduct, over the River Mersey and Mersey and Irwell Canal, on the Grand Junction Railway, 1837

Best Friend of Charleston USA Locomotives 1830

Broad Gauge passenger engine Lightning 1847 Great Western Railway Iron Duke

Steam train passes a signal

Images Dated 15th September 2015: All projections have been removed from the sides of the new streamlined passenger

All projections have been removed from the sides of the new streamlined passenger coaches built for use in high speed steam trains by Chicago Milwaukee St Paul

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Britains first railway buffet car, introduced by the LMS on Euston-Nottingham route

Britains first railway buffet car, introduced by the LMS on Euston-Nottingham route, 2nd June 1932 ?TopFoto

A station in the Prairie (?) 247 miles from Omana 1868

Images Dated 15th September 2015: Evening Star the last steam train to be built in Britian

Evening Star the last steam train to be built in Britian
" Evening Star " the last steam train to be built in Britian

Images Dated 15th September 2015: The London and North Eastern Railway Flying Fox leaving Paddington with the Cornish

The London and North Eastern Railway Flying Fox leaving Paddington with the Cornish
The London and North Eastern Railway " Flying Fox" leaving Paddington with the Cornish Riviera Express. 27 April 1925

The driving cab of a typical Southern Railway Engine at Waterloo Station. 2 July 1923

Last broad gauge through train leaving Paddington 20th May 1892 London

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