Named after its creator, A4
Locomotive 4498 gained the name Sir Nigel Gresley. The legendary class of
locomotives are represented by six preserved examples with no.4498, later 60007
in BR days, being one of them. Post-WWII the locomotive would produce the
highest speed attained by a steam locomotive in Britain when on 23rd May 1959
it attained 112mph.
English Electric Deltic and Lightning Locomotive and Aircraft Painting Art Print by Artist Lee Lacey AGAvA By the early 1960s Britain's Railwa...
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Class 52 Western Diesel - John Austin Railway Art Print When converting to diesel traction in the 1950s, the Western Region of British Railways...
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Class 37 37418 BR Locomotive Art Print by Lee Lacey AGAvA One of the mainstays of Britain's railways for over 50 years, the Class 37 entered serv...
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West Country Class Bulleid Pacific Art Print by Stuart Booth Bulleid Light Pacific 34007 'Wadebridge' is seen with a short train travelling al...
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Class 52 Western D1013 Western Ranger Diesel - John Austin Railway Art Print When converting to diesel traction in the 1950s, the Western Regio...
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