The following links to railway sites have caught my eye and I am happy to share them with you. I shall be adding more links from time to time as they occur to me and as I find things of interest. Note: all links to other sites will open in a new window unless you have a pop-up blocker switched on. If you open more than one link, it will open in the same window.
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British Rail owned a number of training centres around the country at one time. One of the most influencial was The Grove Management Centre at Watford which operated for many years. This is a reproduction of The Grove Story, a booklet first published in 1984.
For all of you who have travelled on London’s Tube system, or for those interested in railway trivia, here’s a list of fascinating (but fairly useless) facts.
Thomas the Tank Engine brought up to date – but it just isn’t the same!
It was a very bad day at Union Pacific.
When I saw this I could hardly believe my eyes – An Australian Adventure.
Mike’s Railway History pages are about railways as they were around 1935. There are well over 80 pages on various topics covering railways in the UK and elsewhere. Beware of this site, I checked in January 2006 and found some of his pages have pop-ups and my anit-virus software detected a trojan. I have written to the owner to let him know but please ensure your own anti-virus software is up to date before visiting.
Full details of the restored Great Central Railway at Loughborough and of the Ffestiniog Railway in North Wales. The Ffestiniog Railway Society also has a site.
For a World of Railway Resources and Technical Data, visit The Railway Centre.
For the ultimate railway interst portal site, see Rob Armstrong’s Rail Industry Pages.
My employer is Interfleet Technolgy, an international railway consultancy based in Derby, UK.
This page last updated 19th May 2006 © J S Rastall