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00458 Collection

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Go Go dancers at The Ship Bermondsey, 14th June 1970

00458 Collection: Television Programme The filming of the Catherine Cookson drama The

Television Programme The filming of the Catherine Cookson drama The Gambling Man in Newcastle 14 November 1994 - Extras wait for a scene to start

00458 Collection: Lib - Football legend George Best giving actress Gudrun Ure some footballing tips during

Lib - Football legend George Best giving actress Gudrun Ure some footballing tips during the filming of the childrens programme Supergran on 29th February, 1984

00458 Collection: Saddle tank steam locomotive called Rocket on its last journey through Courtaulds at

Saddle tank steam locomotive called Rocket on its last journey through Courtaulds at Coventry watched by dozens of rail enthusiasts before a ceremony to mark the end of the Foleshill industrial

00458 Collection: Edinburghs old Royal High School makes its debut as a mini parliament

Edinburghs old Royal High School makes its debut as a mini parliament, 28th April 1980. In the smaller, more convenient West Lobby

00458 Collection: Paul McCartney seen here outside his home in St Johns Wood with his dog Martha

Paul McCartney seen here outside his home in St Johns Wood with his dog Martha. December 1967 following much criticism of the Beatles film Magical Mystery Tour which was shown on BBC TV on Boxing

Steam locomotive engines standing idle at Saltley sheds near Birmingham, October 1962

A steam locomotive engine making its way through the Warwickshire countryside, circa 1950

00458 Collection: Exterior view of Curzon Street Station, the original Birmingham passenger station

Exterior view of Curzon Street Station, the original Birmingham passenger station, circa 1920

00458 Collection: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Star Class North Star steam locomotive built by Robert

The Great Western Railway (GWR) Star Class North Star steam locomotive built by Robert Louis Stephenson in 1837, on display in Swindon. March 1960

A signalman at work at Snow Hill railway station in Birmingham, June 1932

00458 Collection: A Leicester based tank engine headed for its home city over the viaduct at Rugby

A Leicester based tank engine headed for its home city over the viaduct at Rugby, circa 1964

Douglas steam locomotive belonging to the Hunt Brothers. July 1954

00458 Collection: Steam locomotive 92079 blasts up from Bromsgrove bank on the tail of a heavy Bristol to

Steam locomotive 92079 blasts up from Bromsgrove bank on the tail of a heavy Bristol to Newcastle express train. August 1963

00458 Collection: BR standard class 7 steam locomotive 70013 Oliver Cromwell crosses Lydgate viaduct

BR standard class 7 steam locomotive 70013 Oliver Cromwell crosses Lydgate viaduct between Todmorden and Burnley with a Roche valley Society special to Southport. 21st July 1968

00458 Collection: A moment of nostalgia for rail enthusiasts at Hatton near Warwick as the Clun Castle

A moment of nostalgia for rail enthusiasts at Hatton near Warwick as the Clun Castle express locomotive steams into the station on a trial run preparatory to an open day at Tyseley. 8th June 1972

00458 Collection: Evening Star, the last British rail steam locomotive to be built in Britain pulls in to

Evening Star, the last British rail steam locomotive to be built in Britain pulls in to Oxenhope station during the Worth Valley Railways annual open day for enthusiasts. December 1982

00458 Collection: The London and North Eastern Railway Class U1 Beyer-Garratt locomotive

The London and North Eastern Railway Class U1 Beyer-Garratt locomotive, designed for banking coal trains. 29th April 1949

A goods train chuffing past the Black Lion at Consall Forge near Leek, February 1965

00458 Collection: The LNER Class A4 4498 Pacific steam locomotive Sir Nigel Gresley

The LNER Class A4 4498 Pacific steam locomotive Sir Nigel Gresley, pictured on its way to the Severn Valley Railway Station at Kidderminster. 16th April 1993

00458 Collection: The Pendennis Castle steam locomotive which was sold to Australian iron ore producers

The Pendennis Castle steam locomotive which was sold to Australian iron ore producers Hamersley Iron in 197. On 29 May 1977, she made her farewell run in the UK

00458 Collection: The 123 year old Liverpool and Manchester Railway (LMR) 57 Lion steam locomotive

The 123 year old Liverpool and Manchester Railway (LMR) 57 Lion steam locomotive, comes out of retirement from the museum at Crewe to drive up and down the Rugby-Leamington line at Dunchurch

00458 Collection: The London Midland and Scottish Jubilee Class steam locomotive 5740 Munster being

The London Midland and Scottish Jubilee Class steam locomotive 5740 Munster being prepared by workers for a night run. 2nd April 1940

00458 Collection: Out of service Kings class locomotives pictured at Stafford Road depot in Wolverhampton

Out of service Kings class locomotives pictured at Stafford Road depot in Wolverhampton. September 1962

Engine driver and fireman at work on a British Railways locomotive, February 1954

00458 Collection: Great Western Railway Class 9400 steam engine 9429 which is used as a banker

Great Western Railway Class 9400 steam engine 9429 which is used as a banker. October 1961

The iron ore train from Banbury to Bilston, May 1934

00458 Collection: The London Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Princess Royal Class No

The London Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Princess Royal Class No. 6201 Pacific steam locomotive arrives at Dorridge Station at the front of a Euston to Birmingham 150th anniversary special

00458 Collection: Southern Railway Battle of Britain class 21C151 steam locomotive Winston Churchill

Southern Railway Battle of Britain class 21C151 steam locomotive Winston Churchill, number 34051, arrives at Solihull during its SLS trip. 23rd May 1965

00458 Collection: A London Midland & Scottish Railway Class 8F- Stanier locomotive engine being de-iced by

A London Midland & Scottish Railway Class 8F- Stanier locomotive engine being de-iced by lighting coal fires around it at Saltley engine sheds. January 1963

00458 Collection: British Railways Standard Class 9F number 92220 Evening Star

British Railways Standard Class 9F number 92220 Evening Star, the last British rail steam locomotive to be built by British Railways, leaving the sheds after the naming ceremony at Swindon. March 1960

00458 Collection: The last train on the Ross On Wye to Monmouth line, the Great Western Railway Class 6400

The last train on the Ross On Wye to Monmouth line, the Great Western Railway Class 6400 steam locomotive 6439. 4th January 1959

Trainspotters at railway station making notes on one of the steam locomotives, April 1961

00458 Collection: Great Western Railway (GWR) 6000 Class King George V steam locomotive attracts steam fans

Great Western Railway (GWR) 6000 Class King George V steam locomotive attracts steam fans to the open day at Tyseley depot, October 1971

00458 Collection: London & North Eastern Railway -Class A1 4-6-2 - Peppercorn pacific steam locomotive at

London & North Eastern Railway -Class A1 4-6-2 - Peppercorn pacific steam locomotive at Birmingham Moor Street, circa 1965

Trains at the platforms at Birmingham New Street Station, circa 1890

00458 Collection: A female worker at Snow Hill Railway station in Birmingham serves a cup of tea from her

A female worker at Snow Hill Railway station in Birmingham serves a cup of tea from her refreshments trolley to a passenger at the window of his train carriage

00458 Collection: LNER Class A3 Pacific locomotive No. 4472 Flying Scotsman (later renumbered 60103

LNER Class A3 Pacific locomotive No. 4472 Flying Scotsman (later renumbered 60103) pictured arriving at Banbury Station December 1985

00458 Collection: Centenary Celebrations to mark the opening of the Great Western Railway line

Centenary Celebrations to mark the opening of the Great Western Railway line, November 1954

00458 Collection: Great Western Railway Castle Class steam locomotive 7029 Clun Castle pictured with London

Great Western Railway Castle Class steam locomotive 7029 Clun Castle pictured with London Midland and Scottish Railway Jubilee Class steam locomotive 5593 named Kolhapur at Tyseley Rail works

00458 Collection: London Midland & Scottish Railway Class 4F Ivatt steam locomotive 43036 at Birmingham New

London Midland & Scottish Railway Class 4F Ivatt steam locomotive 43036 at Birmingham New Street. 11th December 1992

00458 Collection: Standard tank engine number 80079 covered in steam on the Bridgenorth to Kidderminster

Standard tank engine number 80079 covered in steam on the Bridgenorth to Kidderminster line on the first day of the Severn Valley railways new season, 18th march 1989

00458 Collection: Exterior view of Snow Hill Railway station in Birmingham after its closure in 1967

Exterior view of Snow Hill Railway station in Birmingham after its closure in 1967. Circa 1967

The crew of an steam locomotive pose beside the engine at Stafford Road sheds, circa 1900

00458 Collection: Two former Great Western Railway engines, restored to their original condition

Two former Great Western Railway engines, restored to their original condition, cheered by local enthusiasts at Leamington Station on its special journey from London to Birmingham and Derby. May 1976

00458 Collection: An old Leamington steam locomotive number 6697 being preapred for action at Didcot

An old Leamington steam locomotive number 6697 being preapred for action at Didcot, Oxfordshire before taking part in the Great Western Society Ltd open days. 17th September 1977

00458 Collection: A goods train makes its way across the tow bridge in the centre of Stourbridge as it is

A goods train makes its way across the tow bridge in the centre of Stourbridge as it is being reconstructed, 11th October 1959

The rebuilt goods depot at Lawley Street, Birmingham not long after it reopened in 1945

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