![]() Glasgow Central K A Gray |
![]() Lostock Hall Junction John McIntyre |
![]() Apperley Bridge Junction Bill Jamieson |
![]() Bentworth and Lasham John Thorn |
![]() Farington Junction John McIntyre |
![]() Grenoble Andrew Wilson |
![]() Inverness David Spaven |
![]() Lancaster Mark Bartlett |
![]() Rugby Ken Strachan |
![]() Dumfries A Snapper [Courtesy Bruce |
![]() Alloa John Furnevel |
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![An A4 Locomotive Society railtour from Newcastle approaching Apperley Bridge Junction, east of Shipley, on 30 April 1977 behind 4498 <I>Sir Nigel Gresley</I> [See image 38421] An A4 Locomotive Society railtour from Newcastle approaching Apperley Bridge Junction, east of Shipley, on 30 April 1977 behind 4498 <I>Sir Nigel Gresley</I> [See image 38421]](http://www.railbrit.co.uk/images/38000/38877.jpg)
![Remains of Bentworth and Lasham station on the Alton - Basingstoke branch in Hampshire. The station closed to passengers in 1932 with the branch closing completely in 1936. The following year the Will Hay comedy <I>^Oh, Mister Porter!^</I> was filmed on the abandoned branch, with nearby Cliddesden representing the fictional <I>^Buggleskelly^</I> station. [With thanks to Jörg Ehrsam and Mark Bartlett] Remains of Bentworth and Lasham station on the Alton - Basingstoke branch in Hampshire. The station closed to passengers in 1932 with the branch closing completely in 1936. The following year the Will Hay comedy <I>^Oh, Mister Porter!^</I> was filmed on the abandoned branch, with nearby Cliddesden representing the fictional <I>^Buggleskelly^</I> station. [With thanks to Jörg Ehrsam and Mark Bartlett]](http://www.railbrit.co.uk/images/38000/38876.jpg)





![The north end of Dumfries on 13 June 1959 with ex-Great North of Scotland Railway 4-4-0 No 49 <I>Gordon Highlander</I> following arrival with the SLS <I>Golden Jubilee Special</I> from Buchanan Street. The building on the hill is the remains of the old ^lighthouse^ signal box, now sadly demolished. [See image 3568] The north end of Dumfries on 13 June 1959 with ex-Great North of Scotland Railway 4-4-0 No 49 <I>Gordon Highlander</I> following arrival with the SLS <I>Golden Jubilee Special</I> from Buchanan Street. The building on the hill is the remains of the old ^lighthouse^ signal box, now sadly demolished. [See image 3568]](http://www.railbrit.co.uk/images/38000/38870.jpg)

