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Southern Railways

The Southern Railway was the runt of the litter in the big four grouping, but it had some interesting assets, nevertheless. Foremost among them was O.V.Bulleid, a very imaginative locomotive designer. Best known for his unusually streamlined pacifics, he also was responsible for the odd-looking but highly functional Q1 class, as well as an Irish turf-burning loco.

S class

Image : dir=br/bluebell/ page=index 83991 bytes, pixels Date : 14 Dec 1980 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 11332 Description : A Southern Railways S15 4-6-0, designed by Maunsell, and first introduced in 1927, tractive effort of 29,855 lb.

U class

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 32021 bytes, 640x480 pixels Date : 16 Nov 1999, catalogued Photographer : (virtual reality modeller:) Laurent Hogue Medium : image model Description : Laurent is constructing this 3D model from technical specifications and drawings, and has used my 1618-1 image to assist him in the construction. Really cool, Laurent!

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 34771 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 02 May 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome 64, slide number 9474 Description : Lord Nelson at Carnforth, readies to pull the Cumbrian Mountains Express.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 120629 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 02 May 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome 64, slide number 9475 Description : Detail of one of the sets of Lord Nelson's motions. (I beg your pardon!!?? Could you please rephrase that!)

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 60650 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 18 Jul 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Ektachrome, slide number 9478 Description : I always thought the boiler profile of these locos was a little heavy. This photo shows why.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 121739 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 30 Jan 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9516 Description : Lord Nelson shunts her train at Carnforth.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 67281 bytes, pixels Date : Jul 1980, catalogued 25 Feb 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9858 Description : "Lord Nelson" backs onto her (his?) train at Skipton.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 67241 bytes, pixels Date : Jul 1980, catalogued 26 Feb 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9860 Description : Driver Bush and his mate chat with an out-of-shot passenger.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 56040 bytes, pixels Date : Jul 1980, catalogued 26 Feb 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9864 Description : "Lord Nelson" prepares to leave Skipton. Contrast this photo with the classic Southern Railways poster.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 41276 bytes, 650x433 pixels Date : 1998 (?), catalogued 30 Sep 2005 Photographer : Alan Newble Medium : email digital image, image location newble850-1 Description : The Southern Railways 4-6-0 "Lord Nelson" , of the eponymously named Lord Nelson class, with a Cumbrian Mountains Express train.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 84112 bytes, pixels Date : Jul 1980, catalogued 26 Feb 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9858 Description : "Lord Nelson" alongside a DMU that is going to ... where??

Image : dir=br/lner/a3/ page=index 71113 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 30 Jan 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9512 Description : Flying Scotsman in the foreground, and Lord Nelson in the background.

Image : dir=br/bluebell/ page=index 30001 bytes, pixels Date : 14 Dec 1980 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 11335 Description : The great Stanier, on seeing the rather curious Q1 class for the first time, is reputed to have asked Bulleid "Where do you wind it up?". The Q1 class were built in 1942 as war time austerity locomotives, and as such, had a very austere appearance! The loco has now (2005) returned to the National Rail Museum at York.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 66714 bytes, pixels Date : 18 Jan 1981, catalogued 10 Apr 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 11350 Description : Not the best of angles, but one of the best of Angleterre Steam: an unrebuilt West Country class Blackmore Vale at Sheffield Park. See also The Bluebell Bulleid Page

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 62409 bytes, 800x600 pixels Date : Jun 2001, catalogued 29 Mar 2003 Photographer : Stewart Hughes Medium : digital camera, image location 100-0022_IMG Description : this is West Country class "Blackmoor Vale" in splendid condition at the Bluebell Railway in Sussex in June 2001. Love those Boxpok wheels!

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 64076 bytes, 400x600 pixels Date : 1980, catalogued 21 Jul 1997 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Description : An unrebuilt West Country class designed by O.V.Bulleid -- as a child, these were always one of my favourite locos.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 115368 bytes, 800x600 pixels Date : 22 Mar 1980, catalogued 21 Jul 1997 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Description : Not only one of my favourite locos, but also a source of admiration for many other people!

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 100906 bytes, pixels Date : 22 Mar 1980, catalogued 12 Dec 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 8832 Description : Not only one of my favourite locos, but also a source of admiration for many other people! A slide version of the scene above, taken a few moments later.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 72157 bytes, pixels Date : 22 Mar 1980, catalogued 31 Mar 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 8844 Description : 34092 is the train engine, running in reverse, as she leaves Oxenhope bound for Keighley.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 84652 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 21 Jan 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9486 Description : The wheels and frame of "Canadian Pacific", a Southern Region Merchant Navy class pacific 4-6-2, built in 1941.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 106999 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 23 Jan 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9477 Description : The middle cylinder and piston rod of "Canadian Pacific" with brake cylinders and rigging on each side.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 54909 bytes, pixels Date : 28 Jun 1980, catalogued 23 Jan 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9490 Description : The underframes of "Canadian Pacific" with the centre crank in the foreground, and "Lord Nelson" in the background.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 92420 bytes, pixels Date : 24 May 1980, catalogued 17 Jan 1999 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 9337 Description : Southern Railways' rebuilt Merchant Navy 4-6-2 pacific "Clan Line" at Rocket 150.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 66336 bytes, 650x433 pixels Date : ? (installed 18 Mar 2000), catalogued Photographer : Alan Newble, used with permission Medium : supplied electronically by Alan Newble Description : A rebuilt Merchant Navy pacific

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 112375 bytes, pixels Date : 20 Apr 1980, catalogued 11 Apr 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome 64, slide number 8994 Description : Ever wondered how it works? 35029 "Ellerman Lines" shows how.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 64415 bytes, pixels Date : 20 Apr 1980, catalogued 11 Apr 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome 64, slide number 8995 Description : Ever wondered how it works? 35029 "Ellerman Lines" shows how. This is the innards of one of the piston valves, which control the admission of steam to the main cylinders.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 77120 bytes, pixels Date : 20 Apr 1980, catalogued 18 Apr 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome 64, slide number 8996 Description : Ever wondered how it works? 35029 "Ellerman Lines" shows how. Here we see the innards of the smokebox.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 98880 bytes, pixels Date : 20 Apr 1980, catalogued 18 Apr 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome 64, slide number 8997 Description : Ever wondered how it works? 35029 "Ellerman Lines" shows how. Here we see the innards of the firebox.

Image : dir=br/sr/ page=index 111366 bytes, pixels Date : 20 Apr 1980, catalogued 13 Dec 1998 Photographer : John Hurst Medium : Kodachrome, slide number 8998 Description : The presentation of these locos is absolutely first class, as these reflective shots show.

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