Links to other websites and places to visit we hope are of interest
Buckingham Railway Centre. (aka Quainton Road) finds itself in the middle of an HS2 construction area, but is still open and has ex-London Underground stock in its collection
https://www.bucksrailcentre.org/
Cravens Heritage Trains. The parent group of Epping Signalling Museum who own the 1960 Craven set
https://www.cravensheritagetrains.co.uk
Epping Ongar Railway. Preserved railway in the heart of the Essex countryside, formerly the Great Eastern Railway and once part of the Central Line
Great Eastern Railway Society. The original railway that ran past Epping Signal Cabin and onwards to Ongar, long before the days of tube trains. https://www.gersociety.org.uk
GWR/GC Joint Railway Signal Box. A 126 lever GWR/GC Signal Box at Princes Risborough which once signalled Aylesbury trains. Occasionally open to the public.
http://www.risboroughbox.org.uk
Harsig's Signalling Page. Diagrams of individual London Underground Lines
Holden F5 GER locomotive as used on the Ongar branch steam service
London Transport Museum. The museum in the centre of London for all things London Transport and much more. Buy a ticket and visit as many times as you like for the next 12 months for free! https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/visit
Mangapps Railway Museum. Railway and Museum at Burnham on Crouch, Essex. Has displays of former London Underground stock
Midland Railway Signal Box. Overlooking the Midland Main Line at St Albans, it has 44 levers controlled by a fully working simulator. Garden railway and signalling display too
North Weald & District Miniature Railway operate a variety of trains including both steam and diesel electric and petrol hauled services all year on selected days and then on Special Events.
Walthamstow Pumphouse Museum. A Victorian steam-powered sewage pump with model railway, fire station & engine and ex-Victoria Line tube carriages.
https://walthamstowpumphouse.org.uk/
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