The Other Hawes Junction Accident / By Paul Kampen
The Floods of November 1852 / By Chris Rouse
Memories of Working at Buxworth Station and Gowhole 1937–1949 / By Alf Harrop
Midland Railway Literature (6) / By Ted Hancock
Locomotive Aesthetics / By Jack Braithwaite
Comments on Items in Previous Journals
Midland Railway Lodging Houses / Lodging Turns
“You’re not going to believe this…”
Early Royal Train Journeys on the Midland Railway
Midland class 2F 0-6-0’s
Query Corner
Query 7: Bromsgrove Railway Carriage Works
Query 9: Can you idemtify this station?
New Query 10: Grass Tickets
For the modeller : Midland Railway Standard Drawings — Cattle Pens
Front cover A view of the recovery operations after the Wellingborough accident on 2nd Septmeber 1898. The photograph shows a large crowd of people on the overbridge, various rolling stock and the lodging house mentioned in previous Journals.
[Giles Brown collection]
Rear cover An unusual card printed in connection with an early excursion on the Midland. Its route from Ilkeston to Sheffield would probably have been via Long Eaton junction (reverse), Derby North Curve, Ambergate, Chesterfield, and Masborough (reverse). The junction with the MS&L line at Beighton opened in February 1849, so it is just possible the the train used this more direct route to Shefflied Bridgehousees instead.
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