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Railway Magazine 1984 July Survival of the Potts To Inverness & the Kyle Zimbabw
Railway Magazine 1984 July
Contents
Breath of a Sulzer
Malcolm Roughley enjoys a visit to Inverness and Kyle, with particular affection for the class "26" locomotives
Gricers, Keep Off!
John Slater visits the miniature railway at
the International Garden Festival in Liverpool
The `Potts' is not Dead-Yet!
Richard K. Morriss tours the mortal remains of the Potteries, Shrewsbury & North
Wales Railway
Project 271
The Rev. Ted Hamer describes how a tiny town in remote Zimbabwe managed to acquire for preservation one of the most famous Beyer-Garratts in the world
Locomotive Practice and Performance266
P. W. B. Semmens discusses doors and windows, then details HST runs between London and York
Steam Sheds Names Competition
Six copies of "Steam on Shed" book to be won
Narrow Gauge in Mull
Scotland's first offshore passenger-carrying line
Regular Features
Fifty Years Ago Panorama
Mail Bag
News & Notes Coming Events Traffic & Traction Why & Wherefore Railfare
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