The Bluebell Railway

The Bluebell Railway - one of the first preserved lines in England.

The Golden Arrow
The Golden Arrow

The Golden Arrow Pullman Dining Train approaches Sheffield Park station pulled by British Railways Standard Class 4MT Tank Locomotive No.80151.

'Fenchurch' pulls a Bluebell Special
'Fenchurch' pulls a Bluebell Special

LBSCR Stroudley Terrier, No.672 "Fenchurch" pulls a special comprising a LNWR Observation Car.

'Earl of Berkeley' at Kingscote
'Earl of Berkeley' at Kingscote

GWR "Dukedog" No.9017 "Earl of Berkeley" runs round at Kingscote station, amidst the lush May greenery. Kingscote is currently the northern terminus of the line, but it is expected that the extension to East Grinstead will open soon.

'Earl of Berkeley' leaves Sheffield Park
'Earl of Berkeley' leaves Sheffield Park

GWR "Dukedog" No.9017 "Earl of Berkeley" leaves Sheffield Park station with a service train.

No.1638 leaves Sheffield Park
No.1638 leaves Sheffield Park

SR U-class No.1638 gets underway with a service train from Sheffield Park station.

'Fenchurch' takes on water
'Fenchurch' takes on water

LBSCR Stroudley Terrier, No.672 "Fenchurch", gets a little dust washed off just after taking on water at Sheffield Park station.

No.1638 arrives at Horsted Keynes
No.1638 arrives at Horsted Keynes

SR U-class No.1638 arrives tender first at Horsted Keynes station.