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[Liam Barnes Photography @LiamBarnesPhoto]

Time’s Up.

@eastlancsrly #numbernine #unionofsouthafrica

[60007SirNigelGresley @60007SNG]

Getting there.....!!!

[60007SirNigelGresley @60007SNG]

https://t.co/l5Aodi8T6B

[60007SirNigelGresley @60007SNG]

@TimSEaston @WestMidRailway @svrofficialsite Just because this reminds me of former owner Bert Hitchin - a true gentleman.

[Steam World Magazine @steamworldmag]

Good morning everyone 😀V2-60835 The Green Howard takes on water at Heaton in 1948. #steamworld #trains

[Steam Dreams Rail Co @Steam_Dreams]

Flying Scotsman steaming through Surrey 🚂 doesn’t she look fabulous? #flyingscotsman #steamdreams #surrey #steamtrain #ukrailscene #ukrailways

[Luke Hamilton @LukeDa2000]

60163 Tornado Heading Through Darlington This Morning with the Pennine Explorer from Leicester to Carlisle. 22/05/21

@60163_Tornado @nodrogvlogs

[Liam Johnston MBE @railwaychaplain]

Rail bosses... let's make big sign, set in concert to celebrate the opening of the station between two great cities of the UK... Planning, ok then we can put seats and a lamppost to cover up the important bits of information 😁

[Christopher Graham @chrisgraham2920]

Engineering progress.

[Gerald Nicholl @pixnic222]

60103 'Flying Scotsman' gets an easy workout today on the Carnforth-Hellifield-Preston-Carnforth circuit near Kettlesbeck. #flyingscotsman @RailwayMuseum @WCRCRailtours #steam @njvphotographee @RobertsGarstang

[60163 Tornado @60163_Tornado]

On 5th April 1941 Sir Nigel Gresley, the first Chief Mechanical Engineer of the London & North Eastern Railway, died in office in Hertfordshire at the young age of 64. Sir Gresley is probably most famous for designing his class A1/A3 Pacifics.

[Ferryhill Railway Heritage Trust @railway_trust]

LNER A4 Pacific 'Sir Nigel Gresley" at Ferryhill in 1959/60. Used for hauling the Aberdeen-Glasgow Express until withdrawn in 1966 and stored at Ferryhill until the loco was moved south for preservation

[Phil Marsh @Marshrail]

Next job, how to fit it. From A4 No. 60001 into my 1955 Morris. @chris_railway @railwaysillus @Modern_Railways @railexpress @BobGwynne @AntCoulls @jackboskett @LittleHKiwi @livingarchive1 @60007SNG @GarethDennis @MrTimDunn @TheFactCompiler @iLECSYS

[Tim Dunn @MrTimDunn]

I'm a fan of museums loaning out and moving collection objects to be displayed & interpreted in relevant places, so @railwaymuseum sending Green Arrow & 251 to Doncaster's new museum (they were built in the town) feels pretty decent https://t.co/9eiLds5ORf

[Christopher Graham @chrisgraham2920]

Here is a bit of train playing in Doncaster yesterday from one of our latest loan moves. It is now part of the Danum Gallery and Museum, It will also include artefacts from the Doncaster Grammar School Railway Collection.

[60007SirNigelGresley @60007SNG]

@GreatestCapital Ford 100E - my 1st car!!!

[Anthony Coulls @AntCoulls]

17 years of working at @RailwayMuseum @LocomotionSHD today. I know it's a hackneyed phrase, but where did that go?

[Tim Dunn @MrTimDunn]

For years, thanks to W.Heath Robinson, I believed that this was how Brunel and the Cornwall Railway (GWR) erected the Royal Albert Bridge. I’ve also always called it the Saltash Bridge, because names stick when you’re seven. #TheArchitectureTheRailwaysBuilt

[Ferryhill Railway Heritage Trust @railway_trust]

A4s Lord Faringdon and Union of South Africa at Ferryhill MPD on 7th June 1966