Stock Photography Collection (page 9)

The Great Western 1846 Drawn by Lane

Wales. The railway at Festiniog and the statioon at Tan-y-Bwlch. 1880

The Opening of the Liverpool & Manchester Railway September 15th 1830 with the Moorish Arch at Edge Hill as it appeared on that day

Steam train, Russia, pre-revolutionary
Steam train, Imperial Russia, pre-revolutionary TopFoto

Re opening the Festiniog Railway which run from Portmadoo through 27miles of beautiful welsh countryside. The first train after 20 years 6th June 1957

The Diesel Electric Locomotive ( DMS Railway ) pulling out of Euston Station. Also in the picture is one of the latest type of LMS Locomotive 18th December 1947

View of a train on the perilous railway track on Mount Washington. 19th century

First World War Nation of Shopkeepers : people from all walks of life join up in the army to become soldiers, cheerful troops on board a steam train

Underground Extension Works - The scene at Leytonstone during the extension of
" Underground" Extension Works - The scene at Leytonstone during the extension of the Central London Line to Newbury Park - 13 October 1937 ? TopFoto

The Mallard, the fastest train in the world, at Nine Elms astation. Two engine cleaners pause to look at it. It is moved by road to the Museum of British Transport at Clapham, South London

Paymasters car at Blue Creek Station. From 250 in 1865 the construction forces grew to 10, 000 by completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869. About one in four were track layers

The Bournemouth belle,s R All Pullman Luxury Train, London to Bournemouth passing through the New Forest 7 July 1931

A Leeds miner and Bienkinsop loco (aquatint)

Hedley model for testing adhesion

Trainspotters Club outing A young train spotter sitting in the railway carriage enjoys the rail journey armed with his notebook. 1949

Boys of saint Olave?s Grammar School Keenly interested in their namesake southern railway engine at London bridge. 22 July 1935

The Florida East Coast Railway extension to the island of Key West opened in 1912 On the line which makes it possible to travel from New York to Havana withough changing carriages

Steam Railway Engine ( 1407 engine ) steaming along near Hadley, near London. 1950 s

Train LMS Train picking up water at Tebay

The Northumbrian Engine 1830

Whiteleys Viaduct at Charleston Curves, 1845 Built to carry the Manchester and Leeds Railway over the River Calder at Charlestown, near Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire

A Southern Region Merchant Navy class locomotive taking the Royal Scot out of Euston Station 3rd May 1948

Loading a landslide onto a train, Panama

The first train steaming into Cracow in 1847

Steam train approaching New York November 13th 1934

Lanes drawing of Cramptons Liverpool

The Dunrobin, the Duke of Sutherlands private engine has made its last trip under its own steam. With the luxury coach which has born Royalty of many lands

The loop Agony Point on East Bengal Railway 1894-98

Olive Mount Cutting

The Victoria Terminus GIP railway 1909-14

Paddington. Guard Edward Hurley, for 43 years one of the senior passenger guards on the Great Western Railway and usually associated with trains conveying members of the Royal Family

Opening of the first steam passenger railway - Canterbury - Whitstable 6th May 1830 ?TopFoto

Trainspotters Club outing Two young trainspotters plan their day in the railway carriage 1949

New Yorks New Elevated Railway This line has not been constructed without considerable opposition, for many people not only think it unsafe

Group of Ute Indians on the War Path The Ute tribe was part of the Shoshone Nation which ranged from Colorado and Utah South to New Mexico and Arizona

At Kings Cross Station The Queen Of Scots leaving Kings Cross
At Kings Cross Station The " Queen Of Scots " leaving Kings Cross. 4 November 1929 ? TopFoto

This model train was an attraction at the S. R. Gardeners Show at the sports ground Plough Lane
This model train was an attraction at the S.R. Gardeners Show at the sports ground Plough Lane. Waddon. 19 August 1936

In 1838 Samuel Brooks, vice-chairman of the Manchester and Leeds Railway (MLR) bought land at Hunts Bank close to the cathedral

South Africa Mountain Pass railway - taken from the bending carriages showing steam and smoke with the engine just visible in front

Head gear Great Shaft Kilsby Tunnel

The famous little miniature railway which runs between Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch in Kent was reopened to the public after eight years of war service

Crowded platforms at Paddington Station - 31 July 1931 ? TopFoto

From Bournes Drawings of the London and Birmingham Railway 1839 Euston Grove Station frontage London

View of the Railway from Hatton Colliery to the depot on the banks of the river Wear, near Sunderland, in the county of Durham with the locomotive

The first steam railroad train in America ?TopFoto

Great Western Railway LocomotiveKing George V

Steam Engine Samson ( 6 ) on the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway at Hythe Station, Kent, UK, England. 1950s

Campbell Campbells first Locomotive 1837

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"Capturing the Essence of Time: A Glimpse into Stock Photography" Step back in time as we delve into the world of stock photography, where images immortalize moments from various eras. From the majestic Union Pacific Class Steam Locomotive with its impressive 4-8-8-4 wheel arrangement known as Big Boy Class, to the historic Crewe Station that commenced operations on July 4th, 1837 with the inauguration of the Grand Junction Railway. In this captivating collection, witness Chef Andrew Schillar's act of kindness as he offers a bone to a furry friend through his kitchen's side entrance. Transporting us further back in time, we encounter Lynton Barnstaple in 1935 and a bustling London kitchen in 1947 where culinary artistry unfolds under skilled hands. The Old George at 379 Bethnal Green stands tall amidst London's vibrant streets, while Joseph Turner's masterpiece "Rain, Steam and Speed -1844 Great Western Railway" adorns the walls of National Gallery. The iconic Flying Scotsman departs Kings Cross for its inaugural non-stop journey to Edinburgh in May. A. H. Cadier, senior chef at Brighton Pavilion shares his expertise by playfully handing fake chickens to junior chefs. Meanwhile, The Prospect of Whitby pub proudly displays its large sign along Wapping's charming waterfront in London during 1951. As we conclude our visual voyage through history, let us not forget the last ever Flying Scotsman run to Edinburgh—an unforgettable moment etched forever within these timeless photographs. Stock photography captures more than just images; it encapsulates stories and memories that transcend generations—a testament to human ingenuity and creativity frozen within each frame.