Steam Days Railway Magazine
- October 2010, No.254
- In This Issue
- Front Cover Image
- Ex-Works Stanier class 4-6-0 No.45345 heads a passenger train west through Penmaen Bach.
- Trains Of Thought
- Fish Traffic from North-East Scotland
- In the 150th year of fish & chips, Keith Jones reveals the evolving relationship between the railways and fishing communities of north-east Scotland, where fish traffic destined for southern Scotland and English cities and towns was the very lifeblood of the local lines, the movement of herring, haddock and cod considered more important than passenger trains
- Steam at Wrenthorpe Yard
- Philip Crome remembers when Wrenthorpe Yard, on the Great Northern main line just north of Wakefield (Westgate), was a busy freight hub serving the West Riding of Yorkshire
- Steam Days in Colour 70: Into North Wales from Chester on London Midland Lines
- The former L&NWR main line from Chester to Holyhead passes through some of the most beautiful countryside in North Wales. The combination of steam-hauled trains, sun, sand and sea was hard to beat
- Steam Days at Eastbourne
- The rise of Eastbourne was in no small part due to the coming of the railway, Stanley Jenkins uncovering the story of the diverse railways of this quintessential Victorian seaside resort
- Locomotive Names and their Origins: Cornish Castle Class 4-6-0s of the GWR and BR (Western Region)
- Andrew Wilson looks at the life and times of the eleven Collett Castle class locomotives that were named after Cornish castles
- Tail Lamp - Readers' Letters
- Pages 581-640, 8¼" x 11¾" . Red Gauntlet Publications
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