Lost Railways of East Anglia
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Great to see pics of Melton Constable. I assumed from the railway map that it was the size of Crewe or Swindon, but it barely exists as a town. I do recall the M&GN in North Walsham; there used to be workings between the stations via Antingham Road Junction which was next to my Gt Grandmother's House.
JimTLonW6 1 year ago
Its the famous Upwell Tramway!
Cinesound01 1 year ago
like that,give me more please.
zvictorone 1 year ago
Get it, it is well worth it, I live over here in Greece, and Father Christmas brought it to me (yes, it WAS him, and not my wife LOL). Excellent DVD, and if like me, you lived near one of the stations / lines, it is all the more poignant, reflecting on a lost, gentler time. I lived near and rode many times on that "fruit line" as we called it. Happy days!
blagger56 1 year ago
Fascinating, if tantalising clip! I remember looking at Melton Constable on the Ordnance Survey map. As the BR map showed it was the meeting point of 4 lines I was sure it must have been a major town, so I was very surprised to find that apart from the station there was almost nothing there at all!
JimTLonW6 2 years ago
Midland & Great Northern Railway (M&GN) also known by its passengers and freight customers as the Muddle & Get Nowhere!
samthegreencat47 2 years ago
Might have to buy that dvd for xmas
ooogdigadig 3 years ago
Melton constable at the start i see
ooogdigadig 3 years ago