DVD B&R 217: Steam Still at Work After 1968

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DVD B&R 217: Steam Still at Work After 1968DVD B&R 217: Steam Still at Work After 1968 19. 75 The fourth part of in our Steam Still at Work series of films which feature the steam scene both at home and overseas after the end of main line steam on British Railways in 1968. The series continues until the Return to Steam tours on BR in October 1971. We begin by visiting Woodhams vast scrap yard of over 200 locomotives at Barry Docks in South Wales, followed by lineside at Blea Moor on 11th.

are fully pictured

160 pages with 175 black & white photographs printed on high quality glossy art paper

It is hard to believe the Nottingham to Kirkby section included a marshalling yard

We follow the ‘racetrack’ via Pirbright

with a demonstration of goods workings and four-wheel passenger stock

many of which have long vanished

Maunsell developed the 4-6-0s introduced by Urie successfully and initially took ten Drummon Class G14 locomotives

Giggleswick and the Settle & Carlisle

Worcester Shed

some still using early rolling stock into the 1960′s

Sandown and Haven Street and take a nostalgic look back at the Island Railways in 1953 and 1963 with fabulous archive footage from Cam Camwell and Edward Trotman

We see overhauls taking place in the works at Minehead and the

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