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Crewe Station started service on 4 July 1837 with the opening of the Grand Junction Railway. The purpose of this railway was to link the four largest cities of England by joining the existing
The last Flying Scotsman run to Edinburgh. The Flying Scotsman steam locomotive sets off from Kings Cross Station, London to attempt a non-stop run to Edinburgh
Londons ever - improving transport system carries its works programme a step further when the Minister of Transport opens the new Central Line extension from Leytonstone to Woodford
A train stopped at the new Swanley train station. 1939
The new Swanley train station in Kent. 1939
Mr Gutbush, The Swanley Station Master. 1938
Golden Arrow Steam train
The Great Western Society has staged an Open Day at Taplow Station Goods Yard near Maidenhead, Berks. The main attraction was the Pendennis Castle engine
Building the new Albany Park train station. 1935
A train is going past the site where the Albany Park Train Station is under construction. 1939
Railway porter sign writer Mr E A Burgar. 1938
People gather round to watch the railway porter sign writer Mr E A Burgar. 1938
Evacuation scenes. Brighton on Sunday evening, bidding goodbye1940s Britain. Evacuation scenes. Brighton on Sunday evening, bidding goodbye
The Dunrobin, the Duke of Sutherlands private engine has made its last trip under its own steam. With the luxury coach which has born Royalty of many lands
At Kings Cross Station The Queen Of Scots leaving Kings CrossAt Kings Cross Station The " Queen Of Scots " leaving Kings Cross. 4 November 1929 ? TopFoto
The famous little miniature railway which runs between Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch in Kent was reopened to the public after eight years of war service
Crowded platforms at Paddington Station - 31 July 1931 ? TopFoto
The Coldstreamer at Kings Cross being named by Major General Sir Cecil Pereira KCB CMG backed by the regimental band
Kansas Pacific Railroad stop at Fort Riley
Charing Cross Railway Station in London 1864 ? TopFoto
Steam train arriving at Fatehgarh Railway station at 9: 35 11th November 1901 IndiaSteam train arriving at Fatehgarh Railway station at 9:35 11th November 1901 India
The Bluebell excursion train pulls into Haywards Heath with Dr Richard Beeching on board. 1st April 1962
The London and North Eastern Railway Flying Fox leaving Paddington with the CornishThe London and North Eastern Railway " Flying Fox" leaving Paddington with the Cornish Riviera Express. 27 April 1925
The Elizabethan steam locomotive sets off from Kings Cross Station, London to attempt a record non-stop run to Edinburgh. The 393 miles journey has been reduced to 6 1/2 hours at an average speed of
Winston Churchills grandson names a locomotive after his famous grandfather. Master Julian Sandys, Winston Churchills 12 year old grandson - seen on the footplate of the " Winston
One happy dog is held aloft by a train station attendant with Mrs Boune Williams, having escaped death in Orpington. 1938
The Capitals Limited steam locomotive sets off from Kings Cross Station, London to attempt its inaugural non-stop run to Edinburgh after being named by Miss Anne Crawford. 23rd May 1949
Duke of Norfolk leaves London for India. He was supposed to have been in charge of the Royal wedding. 25 October 1934
From English school to Balcan throne. King Peter II of Yugoslavia, hand in hand with grandmother, Queen Marie of Romania, as he leaves Dover, Kent. 10 October 1934
London; Accompanied by his Governess, Miss Peebles, the Prince of Wales, cap in hand and with a plaster on his right knee, arrives at Paddington Station, London, to return to Cheam School at Newbury
The new Albany Park train station. 1935
The Reverend Vale Owen leaves Waterloo Station for America. Left to right; Mr Leslie Curnow, Miss Felicia R Scatcherd, Mr H W Engholm, Mrs Owen, Reverend C Vale Owen
Mission to the Brazil and the Argentine to seek more markets for British trade. Lord and Lady D Abernon leaving Waterloo. 2 August 1929
Canadian mounted police for Wembley. Inspector C H Smith ( centre ) and other members of the Canadian Mounted Police who are to appear at the Wembley Exhibition
Countess Bessborough wife of Canadian Governor General leaves London. 2 November 1934
A railwayman gauging railway lines in Sidcup, Kent. 1937
Mr David Behar shakes the hand of a passengers on the train for the Dartford Division of Kent Conservative and Union Association Aldershot Tattoo. 1939
The Turbomotive considered a starting innovation in British railway practice, is at Euston Station after having been built at the Crew works
Erith carnival queen sitting on her throne on the back of a lorry at the procession. 1939
Mr David Behar poses on a train for the Dartford Division of Kent Conservative and Union Association Aldershot Tattoo. 1939
A train worker sits in the signal box on the train platform. 1936
Sidcup Railway Station reconstruction. 19 March 1938
Workers from the Demolition and Construction Company Ltd use their Bedford Tram Tower truck to work on the overhead electrical trolleybus wires. 1936
Redevelopment at Sidcup train station, Kent. 1938
Two special trains were used to move a farm - lock, stock and barrel, from Edenbridge, Kent, to Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The first train took the dead stock and equipment, and the second the animals
