Steam Days Railway Magazine

September 2011, No.265
In This Issue
Front Cover Image
March based D16/3 No.62613 at King's Lynn on a Hunstanton working, 1 June 1960. R.C.Riley
Trains Of Thought
Steam Days at Andover
Estabilished on the railway network in 1854 with the first stage of the L and SWR West of England main line, Stanley Jenkins describes the evolution of this Hampshire town into a railway centre of some distinction
Branching out to Bo'ness
Long before the route from Manuel to Bo'ness was saved by the SRPS, John Macnab recalls the line's freight-only era of the early 1960s in his last 'Branching Out' posting of his long BR (Scottish Region) career.
Steam Days in Colour 81: Ex-GCR, NER, GER and LNER 4-4-0s in BR Days
At Nationalisation all the British Railways regions inherited a number of 4-4-0 classes. Enjoy pictures of those still at work on the Eastern and North Eastern regions up to 1960
Aberdare Locomotive Depot - Jewel of the Valley
Serving the needs of the Vale of Neath line and the former Taff Vale Railway Aberdare branch, D.K.Jones recalls the 1907 built engine shed at Aberdare, its locomotives and duties in the latter days of steam
Locomotive Names and their Origins: The LMS Jubilee Class 4-6-0s - The Canadian Connection
Eleven of the first 22 Stanier Jubilles were named after Canadian Provinces. Andrew Wilson looks at the history and geography of these, and at the careers of the locomotives that carried their names.
Tail Lamp - Readers' Letters
Pages 515-573, 8¼" x 11¾". Red Gauntlet Publications

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