12 events found.
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TVY Didcot Didcot Civic Hall, Britwell Road, Didcot, United Kingdom
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Humberside Branch – Railways Around March and East Anglia
HSD Hull The Highway, Willerby Road, Hull, United KingdomWe return to evening meetings with this look around East Anglia, presented by Dave Smith
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Solent Branch: Travels with my camera in the UK during the 1980’s”
SOE Eastleigh Junction Church (formerly Eastleigh Railway Institute), 2 Romsey Road, Eastleigh, United Kingdom -
West Riding Branch – Railway Posters of the Past
WRD Shipley Saltaire Methodist Church, Saltaire Road, Shipley, United KingdomIndoor EventPresented by Charles Lubelski
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North East Branch – The Whitby to Scarborough Railway
NEA Darlington Darlington Cricket Club, South Terrace, Darlington, United KingdomIndoor EventNeil Williamson looks at this coastal railway
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Surrey Branch – Bluebell Railway 66 years of Progress
SRY Woking Woking United Reform Church, White Rose Lane, Woking, United KingdomIndoor EventBluebell Railway 66 years of Progress By Roger Price
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9th March ‘Picture postcard railway rambles – The Hope Valley tour’ – Stephen Gay
EMD Nottingham The New Mechanics, 3 North Sherwood Street, Nottingham, United KingdomDetails to follow
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23rd March – ’50 years of the High Speed Train’ – Alex Wood
EMD Nottingham The New Mechanics, 3 North Sherwood Street, Nottingham, United KingdomDetails to follow
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Chichester Branch – Reporting the Narrow Gauge World
CHR Bassil Shippam Centre Tozer Way, St Pancras, Chichester, West Sussex, United KingdomDetails to follow
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in my life
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Peterborough Branch – Cambridgeshire Railways of Yesterday and Today
PBR Peterborough St Luke’s Church, Mayor's Walk, Peterborough, United KingdomIndoor Event£4 -
Scottish Branch, Haymarket – the story of the Gleneagles Hotel
SCT Edinburgh Scots Guards Club, 2 Clifton Terrace,, Edinburgh, United KingdomIndoor EventThe Scottish Branch's first meeting in April for some years. Well-known Strathearn railway historian John Young will tell us the history of one of Scotland's most famous luxury hotels, conceived by the Caledonian Railway and opened by the LMSR in 1924. Gleneagles Hotel