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  • The ‘LMS Patriot Project’, by Colin Hall, followed by ‘Rob’s Railway Years: the 1980s’, by Rob Freeman.

    WFD Watford Beechen Grove Baptist Church, Clarendon Road, Watford, United Kingdom

    In place of John Day’s postponed presentation, we now have a two-part meeting. Colin Hall is the Chair of the LMS Patriot Project and will be giving us a frank first-hand presentation on the experiences and challenges faced recently and what is being done to move the project forward. The LMS-Patriot Project - Our aims…

  • Visit to Stafford

    This replaces the previously advertised Cumbria Day Ranger which we have decided to postpone because of the current spate of last-minute cancellations.

  • By Midland to Cambridge

    CBR Fulbourn, Cambridge The Swifts, Haggis Gap, Fulbourn, Cambridge, United Kingdom

    On September 13th we are delighted to welcome Robin Cullup to open our 2022/23 programme with a talk on the former Midland line from Kettering to Cambridge. There will be plenty of 2-4-0s in action on this favourite line!

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    Remembering the end of Southern Steam – a personal view 50 years later

    CSL Croydon East Croydon United Reformed Church, Addiscombe Grove, Croydon, United Kingdom

    1967 saw the end of steam operation on the Southern Region. In the months leading up to July 1967, Des Shepherd made many visits to experience the final rites of steam operation in the south of England. Fifty years on, he decided to revisit many of the places he discovered then as well as to…

  • Wait and see – Andrew Barclay

    SFD Sheffield 60-68 Trippet Lane, Sheffield, United Kingdom

    Another selection of archive images from Andy’s vast collection Recommended Donations:-  RCTS Members £3, Guests £4

  • CANCELLED – Archive & Library Open Day

    RCTS Library Leatherhead Station Approach, Leatherhead, United Kingdom

    This Archive & Library open day is CANCELLED.  As both ASLEF and the RMT are on strike, it is unlikely that visitors will be able to come to Leatherhead by train.