| Title | : | The North Staffordshire Railway in LMS Days: Volume 3 |
| Author | : | Basil Jeuda |
| Language | : | en |
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The hall was commissioned by john haworth, owner of the cliffe park estate, in the early 19th century and was completed in the period 1811–1830. Howarth died in 1831 and the estate passed to fanny bostock, his cousin and also his lover. The hall overlooks rudyard lake and in 1851 fanny commenced proceedings against the north staffordshire railway (nsr), owners of the lake, preventing the railway company for using the lake for any leisure activities.
Rollox railway works, north east of glasgow, had been built in 1856 by the caledonian railway, while stoke works in staffordshire were established in 1864 by the north staffordshire railway. Both were absorbed into the lms with their parent companies, and while the former became the main workshops for the northern division of the lms, the latter works were wound down, closing in 1930, all work being transferred to nearby crewe.
Under the railways act 1921, the nsr was absorbed (in 1923) into the london, midland and scottish railway (lms). He was transferred to derby works in 1928 and appointed locomotive works superintendent in 1931. At the end of 1932 ivatt moved to glasgow, becoming divisional mechanical engineer, scotland.
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After becoming the final locomotive to leave the lnwr site at crewe heritage centre, 44422 made its debut steaming at the west somerset railway in february 2016. It is now coupled with a tender which was previously attached to lms 2-6-0 crab 2763. By april 2018 the locomotive was undergoing a bottom end overhaul at the west somerset railway.
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The north staffordshire railway company has it's roots in an early scheme to build a small plateway from the base of the cauldon canal up to cauldon quarries. Both of the two aforementioned things are still in use, with the cauldon canal joining up with the trent and mersey canal at etruria.
North staffordshire railway (churnet valley line) act 26th june 1846 also incorporating certain people as north staffordshire railway company.
Became part of the london, midland and scottish railway (lms), which in turn became part of british railways in 1948.
The north staffordshire line from colwich, a junction on the main west coast route six miles east of stafford, provides the shortest route (183½ miles) between london and manchester, though the fastest euston-manchester expresses take the five miles longer route via crewe.
1918 the north staffordshire railway company built a small battery electric locomotive for service at the oakamoor copper works of thomas bolton and sons, limited. 1921 under the railways act 1921, the nsr was one of the eight major companies designated to form the lms group. 1923 the nsr was absorbed into the london, midland and scottish railway.
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Rollox works, north east of glasgow, had been built in 1856 by the caledonian railway, while stoke works in staffordshire were established in 1864 by the north staffordshire railway. Both were absorbed into the lms with their parent companies, and while the former became the main workshops for the northern division of the lms, the latter.
One of five north staffordshire railway l class 0-6-2 tanks purchased by manchester collieries in 1936 and 1937.
Chief mechanical engineer - henry ivatt - lms coronation class - lms ivatt class 4 - lms ivatt class 2 2-6-0 - robert riddles - lms stanier class 5 4-6-0 - lms ivatt class 2 2-6-2t - derby works - ncc class wt - london, midland and scottish railway - british rail class d16/1 - charles fairburn - great northern railway (great britain) - dublin - uppingham school - london and north western.
The north staffordshire railway study group seeks to bring together all those interested in all aspects of the erstwhile north staffordshire railway.
Lms 0-6-0 loco 44422 seen at cheltenham racecourse station in may 2008. This loco built in 1927 and scrapped in 1965 is another purchased from barry scrapyard. Purchased in 1977 and restored to working order in 1989, normally found on the north staffordshire railway near stoke.
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The north staffordshire railway (nsr) was a british railway company formed in 1845 to promote a number of lines in the staffordshire potteries and surrounding areas in staffordshire, cheshire, derbyshire and shropshire.
North staffordshire railway: post-grouping: london, midland and scottish railway british railways (london midland region) key dates; 17 april 1848: opened: 28 march 1910: trentham junction platform opened: 1 october 1957: trentham junction platform closed: 2 march 1964: closed.
The north staffordshire railway built twenty one class b 2-4-0 tank locomotives at their stoke works and followed on immediately after the class “a” 2-4-0 tanks. They were used on suburban passenger workings, mainly out of stoke on trent.
Class b 2-4-0t the north staffordshire railway built twenty one class b 2-4-0 tank locomotives at their stoke works and followed on immediately.
The north staffordshire railway became part of the london, midland and scottish railway (lms) in 1923 and its locomotives were taken into lms stock.
After the war, he became assistant locomotive superintendent of the north staffordshire railway (nsr) at stoke-on-trent in 1919. Under the railways act 1921, the nsr was absorbed (in 1923) into the london, midland and scottish railway (lms).
The north staffordshire railway had a busy suburban network around the 5 towns and stoke works provided the ideal solution to the motive power requirements with it's a and b class 2-4-0t locos. The unmodified a class locos of 1878 were fairly primitive and disappeared by 1921. The majority of the b class, built from 1881 and later modified with larger boilers and cabs, survived into lms ownership lasting until 1933.
Scottish railway (lms) and the london and north-eastern railway (lner). These companies had been formed as a result of these companies had been formed as a result of the railways act 1921, in a process known as the grouping, which came into effect on 1 january 1923.
Locomotives of the north staffordshire ralway these pictures are published for pleasure/information/research purposes only and are not for sale or copy under any circumstances. Information in captions has been researched as thoroughly as possible but its accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
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Paul boston is trying to get a regular tradiitonal mass in a village near stafford. He is seeking support to present to his parish priest ( friday, 23 october 2020.
The north stafford-shire railway was one of the smaller companies inherited by the lms; like the furness railway it was very much a family operated railway and didn't spread itself out much into the rest of the country, remaining in it's own little bubble.
The north stafford-shire railway was one of the smaller companies inherited by the lms; like the furness railway it was very much a family operated railway and didn't spread itself out much into the rest of the country, remaining in it's own little bubble. Upon the grouping, it's locomotive stock, like the furness and glasgow and south western railways, was deemed non standard and was rapidly withdrawn, the north staffordshire had the unfortunate distinction of all it's locomotives being.
2 days ago british railway's last steam train caught north of settle behind two ex lms stanier black 5 class 4 6 0s on sunday 4th august 1968.
May 27, 2015 coal fields of north staffordshire the potteries loop line, stoke-on-trent north staffordshire railway 1950s or 60s hermann göring's special.
The north staffordshire railway became part of the london, midland and scottish railway.
V - e - t - d the north staffordshire railway (nsr) new l class is a class of of the newly formed lms with the whole class withdrawn by the end of 1937.
Items 1 - 12 of 18 lms loco profiles 10 (supp) the standard class 4 goods.
Rollox works, north east of glasgow, had been built in 1856 by the caledonian railway, while stoke works in staffordshire were established in 1864 by the north staffordshire railway. Both were absorbed into the lms with their parent companies, and while the former became the main workshops for the northern division of the lms, the latter works were wound down, closing in 1930, all work being transferred to nearby crewe.
The b class was built for branch line passenger service on the north staffordshire railway. The loco survived into lms ownership, but not for much longer. Currently unavailable- can still be downloaded via the download station or uktrainsim.
2320, north staffordshire railway a class e 0-6-0 built at stoke works in 1871, numbered 2320 and then 8650 by the lms, also 74 and then 74a in nsr days. The first loco out of stoke works was in 1868, so this is one of the first made there.
The nsrc is the source of volunteer support to the churnet valley railway as well as raising funds.
Originally built in 1849, alton station differs from other stations along the north staffordshire railway (nsr) in its italianate style (most were tudor or jacobean).
Staffordshire was a major supplier of milk and the leading vehicle is an ex-north staffordshire railway 6w milk van which lasted into the mid-1950s. Five milk tanks follow, several on the original 4w chassis, and an lms stove r further back.
A comprehensive photographic album of the north staffordshire railway with many previously unseen images and captions compiled by one of the recognised experts on the company. Sections on the locomotives, rolling stock, stations, canals, collieries, staff, signal boxes and other structures, provide a good overall picture of the nsr system.
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