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Shannon Butcher
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Towards the end of the 19th century, the term chief mechanical engineer was beginning to catch on in favour of […]
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Sam Hewitt
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Steam locomotives grew larger, more powerful and faster during the 1860s. Brian Sharpe outlines how the jobs of the locomotive […]
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Sam Hewitt
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I enjoyed reading issue 250 of Heritage Railway and was delighted to find an interesting article by Brian Sharpe regarding […]
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Sam Hewitt
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In the 1850s, railway companies grew bigger through new construction and mergers.
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Sam Hewitt
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Tornado may have run at more than 100mph, emulating Flying Scotsman’s world record feat of 1934, but its crowd-pulling April […]
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Sam Hewitt
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When Flying Scotsman returns to the rails in the New Year, it will not be the LNER apple green No. […]
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Due to Covid isolation issues at the finishing house, the next issue of Heritage Railway 288, will be arriving with you slightly later than planned. We apologise for this but ensure you it will be worth the wait.