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Advanced Russian first offered this year with Instructor Ludmilla Bradley, 1964. Torch Vol. XXXVI No. 1. Courtesy of Bill Chambers.
375926 is seen at Chatham station, with an early morning service from Dumpton Park to London Cannon Street.
Church Street School later renamed William Patten School. I am back row second from left our teacher was Mr Brodie. Church Street. Stoke Newington. London. N16.
950001 rumoured for imminent withdrawal passes through P2 at Newcastle on 29th January 2025 working 2Q08, 06:05 Derby RTC to Slateford.
And in better lighting ..... First Great Western liveried Class 142 No. 142030 drifts through the high level platforms at Tamworth.
Olympus E510
Zuiko 14-42 @ 42mm
ISO200
1/640 @ f6.3
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XM-32F 63181 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in August 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This car was stenciled: BLT.4.58 HV. The CB&Q had 1,500 boxcars class XM-32F boxcars built at the Havelock, Nebraska shops during 1958, numbered 62500 - 63999. The 62500 - 63399 series all received the 81-B trucks and Superior five-panel doors, and cars in the 63400 - 63999 series received Improved Youngstown/Camel doors and the 79-A trucks. When built, all were painted in the new Chinese Red paint with Way of the Zephyrs and Everywhere West slogans in block lettering below the herald, and white stripes above and below the reporting marks. Those details were eliminated during the 1960's. Also during the 1960's the Scotchlite herald decal was replaced with a stencil, still in full red/black/white. By 1968, the BN merger was all but assured, and cars repaired after 1968 received the BN Cascade Green pre-merger paint scheme.
Class 92, 92001,"Victor Hugo" of EWS at Manchester's Piccadilly station.
Saturday 26th September 2009.