UK Steam

Until the 1960s, a network of railway routes radiated from the East Midlands town of Northampton. Its two main stations, Bridge Street and Castle, provided mainline and secondary cross-country services, many of which are now but memories. Until closure in 1965, Northampton's motive power depot played...

The programme starts in the south west of England and traces the former GWR route to London (Paddington) via Swindon and Didcot in the 1950s and '60s when steam in the form of ex-GWR designs still predominated. The country branch line was a classic feature of the GWR and many lines changed little throughout...

Many rail enthusiasts were drawn to Scotland in the 1960s to record steam-hauled expresses, particularly between Glasgow and Aberdeen, but they often overlooked much of the everyday scene on Scotland s secondary lines. This programme, filmed mainly in the early 1960s, concentrates on the lines and branches...

Heritage In Motion production in which takes a look at the vast range of carriages in which have been preserved on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway over two discs. As many of the carriages that could have been featured has been attempted. Among the fleet shown are examples in both service, those in...

An Online Video production looking at four lines running in the city of London. Starting off with the former Great Eastern Railway North Woolwich Branch from Stratford. Scenes from steam days show London North Eastern Railway N7 class steam locomotives being used on services. A jump to 1978 with the...

A 2006 Online Video production taking a trip along the line of preserved Kent and East Sussex Railway running between Tenterden Town and Bodiam. DVD starts off with scenes from the high street in Tenterden then heading down to Tenterden Town station where the first train of the day departs and is followed...

A detailed and documental 2 DVD set in which looks over the history of East Kent Railway from the early days of opening under Colonel Holman F Stephens through the various changes and into the preservation era. A lot of what is placed into the DVD are of the very documents in which were submitted and...

'A modern underground nicknamed Clockwork Orange opened in 1980 but first the original underground opened in 1896 and footage is shown of this subway system in 1950's and again in 1970's. On closure in 177 much of the system was best part a working museum and shown is a travelling crane, car 41 and car...

Hawkhurst and Westerham branch had closed in 1961. Branch was to serve London to Dover Route. Falling passenger numbers and electrification was the downfall along with the cost of modernisation. On this DVD H and C Class Steam locomotives are seen hauling vintage carriages, a special tour in conjunction...

A 65-page softback book published in by Mainline and Maritime in 2020 and written by the author Oliver Edwards in which contains full range of steam locomotives that became constructed by the famous Leeds locomotive builders Hunslett in both narrow gauge and standard gauge form, which have been thankfully...