The Railway Magazine - August 2024

In this issue

Steam News & Heritage Wagons
Reunification plan awaits local authority approval; Blue Peter is back on the main line.

Darlington revamped
The relaunched Hopetown museum celebrates the history of the Stockton & Darlington Railway, as Paul Bickerdyke reports.

The one that got away!
New pictures have emerged of the fate of‘Black Five’No. 44781, one of the four locomotives which brought down the curtain on British Rail steam in August 1968, but the only one not to survive into preservation, as Paul Bickerdyke reports..

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