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Large logo liveried class 37`s , 37402 Stephen Middlemore and 37424 Avro Vulkan KH558 and 66434 , in the parcels sidings at York Railway station on the last day of 2021 .
Class 45 "Peak" D123 "Leicestershire and Derbyshire Yeomanry" is pictured at Woodthorpe. The locomotive was working a service on the Great Central railway to Leicester north.
A fine study of a Hipper class German heavy cruiser. I think it is Prinz Eugen, but I am not certain, and would welcome any further info or identification of the ship.
This appears to be a photo of the Sophomore class of 1928-1929. The clues are class size and the presence of Dale Fischer. Dale only attended Mohawk Union High School for two years and his Freshman class had over 30 students, but only 22 his Sophomore year.
Dale is the boy just right of center in the front wearing a sweater vest and sweater and has wavy hair. When Dale grew up he sold the family mills and started Farwest Steel Corporation.
Nellie Schroll is second row third from left in the cat with fur trim.
Back row far left is Frances Ratterree.
The class roster is (the census has 22 kids, the photo has 20. Reva Tull dropped during the year so she is probably one of the two missing students):
Howard Bailey (15), Lucille Clearwater (14), Violet Cole (13), Esther Cowling (17), Herschel Dorsey (16), Lula Drew (15), Shirley Drew (12), Dale Fischer (14), Herschel Hardisty (15), Hilma Healy (15), Louis Estes (19), Reba Logan (14), Ruth Matteson (15), Gladys McMillen (15), Thomas Mehl (16), Doris Morrow (13), Mable Phillips (17), Francis Price (15), Francis Ratteree (15), Nellie Schroll (15), Reva Tull (15), and Elizabeth Wojniak (15).
If you can match any of these names or if you can show that this picture is misidentified, please comment.
Seen here stabled in sidings near Minehead Station, the Class 105 DMU belonging to the West Somerset Railway is seen here in January 1993 with car 51485 leading. Purchased on withdrawal from BR in 1983, the unit remained on the WSR until 1997 when purchased by the East Lancs Railway and given a full restoration which was completed in 2017. The Butlins holiday camp can be seen in the distance.
BR Class 43/0 2,100 hp (Paxman 12VP) Bo-Bo No. 43 054 of East Midlands Trains in debranded (later) Midland Mainline livery ariving at St.Pancras with a service from Nottingham, 12/07.
Preserved Drewry Class "04" 204 hp 0-6-0 No.D2302 (never renumbered in the "04" series) in BR green and with "Saxa" chimney at Barrow Hill, 08/08.
Probably the LMS's most famous class, The Royal Scott Class. This is No 6115 'Scot's Guardsman' built in Glasgow in 1927 and rebuilt in 1947 being the first Royal Scott to carry smoke deflectors. It is preserved.
Most people mistake this little loco for an 08 but the techie people will tell you different.
The class 10's had engines made by Lister Blackstone as oppose to the English Electric version of the 08's.
Until 2003, IIMK rented a corner of the REC Calicut campus. We have the dubious honour of being the last class to graduate from that armpit of Kerala. Pragna's class were the first to graduate from the new campus.
Whoever decorated that REC had very strange aesthestic sense. The walls were Lime-Green! The new campus appears to have better aesthetics.
English Electric Class 20/0 1,000 hp Bo-Bo No.20 105 (ex-D8105) but numbered both 2016 and 36 (a left over from when it was used in the construction of the Channel Tunnel) and in the livery of it's last user, RFS, at Barrow Hill, 8/08.
Date taken: 22/09/2013
Location taken: Arley Station
Rolling stock in photo: SR V Schools Class 925 Cheltenham
Anglia liveried 47 awaits departure from Brighton's platform 2 with "The Blue Pullman" charter train.
BR Class 144 Pacer dmu 144001 at Doncaster. Thursday 21 July 2011.
Camera: Canon EOS 550D.
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B.
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