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International Railroad Discussion > Beachy Head at Sheffield ParkDate: 03/30/25 13:37 Beachy Head at Sheffield Park Author: masterphots On Bluebell Ry this afternoon
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/30/25 14:09 by masterphots.    Date: 03/31/25 05:56 Re: Beachy Head at Sheffield Park Author: masterphots Other two engines in service on Bluebell yesterday. At Sheffield Park
  Date: 03/31/25 08:24 Re: Beachy Head at Sheffield Park Author: 86235 Very nice Alan, glad to see Beachy Head out and about.
Date: 03/31/25 09:56 Re: Beachy Head at Sheffield Park Author: train1275 Amazing recreation, simply amazing !
Date: 03/31/25 14:26 Re: Beachy Head at Sheffield Park Author: wp1801 British steam locomotives are beautiful!
Date: 04/09/25 11:47 Re: Beachy Head at Sheffield Park Author: BoilingMan Which railways were these off of before BR took over?
SR Date: 04/10/25 02:46 Re: Beachy Head at Sheffield Park Author: railsmith BoilingMan Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Which railways were these off of before BR took > over? 32424 is a new-build replica of a locomotive that was scrapped, so it never worked for BR. But its type was built in 1911 by the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway, which became part of the Southern Railway in the Big Four grouping of 1923. 34059 in its original form was built by the Southern Railway in 1947, the year before BR was created. It was rebuilt into the appearance shown here in BR days. 65 was built by the South Eastern Railway in 1896 and absorbed into the fleet of the merged South Eastern & Chatham Railway in 1899 (as lettered in the photo), which became part of the Southern in the 1923 Grouping. Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/10/25 02:57 by railsmith. |