SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Steam Vol-2
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2018
- Britain's Southern Railway was renowned for its 'Southern Electric' system, which meant that its steam locomotives had to soldier on much longer than those of other railways.
This resulted in many Victorian locomotive designs surviving to the end of steam in the 1960's and into the preservation era. Using unique archival footage of locomotives in action in the 1950's and 1960's, together with contemporary material of today's preserved locomotives, this video shows the variety - from the famous Stroudly 'Terriers' to the magnificent Bulleid Pacifics such as 'Clan Line', 'Swanage' and 'City of Wells'.
OTHER LOCOMOTIVES FEATURED INCLUDE:
* 241 M7 0-4-4T
* 541 Q 0-6-0
* 777 N15 'Sir Laniel' 4-6-0
* 926 V 'Repton'
* W8 AIX 0-6-0T
* 34072 BB '257 Squadron' 4-6-2
AS WELL AS MANY OTHERS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Steam Vol-2
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Excellent video Richard baker very good commentary nostalgia l very fond of the southern railway,
"Malashite Green"! It certainly was!
Brilliant best thing I’ve seen on southern engines. Glad it popped up on my recommend list.
30084 B4 worked on Dover Docks in 1958. I know, I saw it.
I've always found this documentary is regarding British steam very fascinating especially since here in America we had our own Southern Railway that has a few well-known surviving engines in preservation the most notable of which is 4501
Don’t forget about 630, 722, and 401. There’s also 154, which is the oldest preserved operating southern railway steam locomotive
5:22 This Famous Locomotive London And South Western Railway Adams Raidel Tank Engine No. 488 Is Also A Star In Sheena Easton's No. 1 Hit Single Morning Train. Thanks Mate. X
36:23 This Locomotive Stepney Was Build In 1875 From The London Brighton And South Coast Railway And It's Now Named After Wilbert Awdry's Railway Series Book And It's Was Also Named After The Character From Thomas The Tank Engine And Friends The Original Television Series. Thanks Mate. X
Great Ventnor and the tunnel,in the late 50s on the leg down to Ventnor trains would sometimes be halted for cattle on the line!
Used to watch the 01 class on the East Kent railway from Sheperdswell (Sibertswold) to Tilmanstone Pit one of the then East Kent four coal mines.
Wonderful. But nothing on R1 working the Folkstone harbour branch from Folkstone Junction.
Used to spend some time watching these. Replaced by GWR panniers and then diesel shunters!
45:04 34016 was hauling concrete tunnel segments for channel tunnel construction
On the lookout for old documentaries like this that feature any clips of the obscure E2 tanks! Might anyone know of any documentaries that feature clips of them aside from Railway Roundabout?
Like the new video .Enjoy it thanks.
Awesome stuff. Especially Clan Line.
Love the commentator.
Interesting.
What, no mention of the Leader class locos.
Well, perhaps deliberate as - at least as far I can recall - there are no video clips of it?
They were built for a non-stop express service from Ryde to Ventnor... Then they closed Ventnor Station so they gave up!