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Barry Taylor

SCALE DRAWINGS OF SMJ LOCOMOTIVES 1 Reply

Started by Barry Taylor. Last reply by Robin Cullup Feb 6.

Robin Cullup

Ironstone from Blisworth 5 Replies

Started by Robin Cullup. Last reply by Peter Fleming Feb 5.

Andy Thompson

Towcester station site 1996 - Pre-Tesco's. More info please!! 7 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Gary Feb 3.

Dick

Ex SMJ Railwayman Bob Salmons 1 Reply

Started by Dick. Last reply by Si Donal Jan 27.

Andy Thompson

An SMJ Get-Together 15 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Andy Thompson Jan 19.

Si Donal

DETAILS OF THE PLATFORM SIDE OF E&W SMALL STATIONS 25 Replies

Started by Si Donal. Last reply by Si Donal Jan 19.

David Blagrove

Blakesley picture 1 Reply

Started by David Blagrove. Last reply by Dick Jan 19.

Andy Thompson

Farthinghoe 2 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Dick Jan 17.

Robin Cullup

Proposed routes

Started by Robin Cullup Jan 15.

David Blagrove

Ravenstone Wood Junction to Towcester section 12 Replies

Started by David Blagrove. Last reply by Peter Fleming Jan 14.

Peter Fleming

Blakesley 1 Reply

Started by Peter Fleming. Last reply by Dick Jan 14.

Andy Thompson

Tickets 3 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Si Donal Jan 11.

Andy Thompson

SMJ Timeline 3 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Andy Thompson Jan 9.

Andy Thompson

Can anyone help Rob? - "underpass" or tunnel 4 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Peter S Lewis Jan 8.

Dave Hayward

Kineton Military Railway and other bits! 1 Reply

Started by Dave Hayward. Last reply by Andy Thompson Jan 2.

Dick

Help in finding pictures on SMJ locations on this website 1 Reply

Started by Dick. Last reply by Dick Dec. 30, 2009.

Gary

SMJR related news 12 Replies

Started by Gary. Last reply by Andy Thompson Dec. 29, 2009.

Robin Cullup

Banana Specials and Race Day Excursions. 1 Reply

Started by Robin Cullup. Last reply by David Blagrove Dec. 29, 2009.

Robin Cullup

Another Special Train near Byfield 2 Replies

Started by Robin Cullup. Last reply by Dick Dec. 8, 2009.

Andy Thompson

Aston Le Walls 13 Replies

Started by Andy Thompson. Last reply by Dick Nov. 28, 2009.

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A photo by Peter S Lewis was featured
Courtesy:Mrs HR Wheeler of Stourport on Severn. Mrs Wheeler's father was a driver on the SMJ. This is a copy of an original painting by Mr Wheeler
yesterday
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yesterday
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on Saturday
For members' information there is a line drawing/weight diagram of the Beyer Peacock 2-4-0s as supplied to the Hull & Barnsley Railway in 1885 in the volume on Hull & Barnsley Locomotives published by the HMRS some years ago. This is the same design…
on Saturday
I can't really comment but I think the Blisworth ironstone always came to Blisworth yard, and not west along the SMJ. It may have gone back again as longer trains but I never saw any. I'm surprised that the Kingham to Cheltenham route was used, as…
on Friday
Makes sense dates wise, but the way the sun is reflecting on the boiler suggests the picture might have been taken late in the afternoon or evening. The train would be facing roughly north east so the sun was most likely west or north west. It looks…
on Friday
I always thought but am probably wrong that ironore from the Blisworth area went out via the exchange sidings at Blisworth and not for any distance along the SMJ. The Byfield iron ore went out two ways. Some was collected from Byfield quarry exchang…
on Friday
Thanks for this, Adrian. I know that the ironstone traffic from Irthlingborough - on the LNW Blisworth - Peterborough line - went to S Wales via Bletchley, Bicester and Yarnton, but this ironstone came from the underground mines (not quarries) at Ir…
on Friday
The ironstone trains arriving on the 'LNWR Loop' at Yarnton Jc were known to the Oxford (GW) men as 'the Irthlinboro's'. The LNWR LOOP was the April 1854 double track main line of the Worcester - Euston run which was abandoned as a passenger line on…
on Friday
During the two great wars some ironstone trains went up the LNWR main line to Bletchley and then took a right onto the Oxford line and then at what the LNWR/LMS called 'Oxford Road Junction' (That box was re-named 'Banbury Road Jc' when a new box wa…
on Friday
A discussion started by Robin Cullup was featured
Does anyone know how the ironstone was worked from Blisworth on its way to South Wales? Some of the output went to Frodingham via Northampton, Mkt Harborough, Melton Mowbray etc but both Jordan and Tonks record that some went to South Wales during t…
on Friday
A photo by Andy Thompson was featured
on Friday
 
 

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