Holds records of Company information for all railways in the UK. LB&SCR material is found in its on-line catalogue under - Lettercode: “RAIL”, Class: “414”.
Holds records of interest related to the county West Sussex, including the
2018-03-09Ronald Shephard &
the Fletcher photograph collections.
The record office staff have published a book on the railways of West Sussex and can give talks on the railways of the area.
The historical society for the South Eastern and Chatham Railway and its two constituent railways (the London Chatham and Dover Railway and the South Eastern Railway).
A comprehensive site with lots of information about this preserved steam line in Mid-Sussex, together with details of their current activities. Location of:
The Spa Valley Railway runs for 3 miles through the picturesque Kentish Weald countryside between the town of Royal Tunbridge Wells and the village of Groombridge, stopping off in between at High Rocks.
Home to Sutton No.10 formerly LB&SCR Whitechapel No.50 (1876);
The line includes the former LB&SCR engine shed at Tunbridge Wells West.
The Lavender Line is part of the former Lewes to Uckfield Railway. Isfield station has been restored to early Southern Railway colours and looks very much as it would have done in the 1920's and 30's.
2020-07-29Four wheel coaches:
5-compartment third No.2343 (1896), originally second class;
3-compartment brake third No.4115 (1896).
2020-07-29Bogie coaches:
8-compartment third No.2403 (1903);
9-compartment third No.2416 (1916);
5-compartment Brake third No.4168 (1922) and
8-comprtment composite No.6349 (1924).
LB&SCR wagons:
2020-07-29Wagons:
10T Open Goods No.27730 (1928), No.27834 (1925);
10T Single Bolsters: No.59038, No.59034, No.59045, No.59049, No.59050 (1907-1911);
10T Vans No.46923, No.46924 (1922) ex-Cattle; and
10T Machinery Truck No.60579 (1923).
A OO (4mm scale, 1:76.2 ratio) layout based on the 1855 and 1866 stations at East Grinstead, designed to provide a stage on which to operate stock built between the 1840s and early 1900s