Norton Priory School with
coaches 3 and 4 parked in the yard
awaiting their next duty.
coaches 3 and 4 parked in the yard
awaiting their next duty.
Buffallo Bill sitting on the traverser
outside the locomotive shed.
outside the locomotive shed.
GERALDINE
Built as a project by ICI students in 1984. Based on an Irish peat railways design, GERALDINE was designed by member Len Hough specially for Halton.
Built as a project by ICI students in 1984. Based on an Irish peat railways design, GERALDINE was designed by member Len Hough specially for Halton.
HALTON CASTLE (left) and CLASS 20 (right) stand in Mousetrap Hall Station awaiting more passengers.
Coach no 4
1501 - 1506
New build by Society members from a design by Leyland Society.
These 6 coaches are air braked and fitted with padded seating...our standard for the future.
All steel body, powder coated in Oxford Blue, very comfortable.
New build by Society members from a design by Leyland Society.
These 6 coaches are air braked and fitted with padded seating...our standard for the future.
All steel body, powder coated in Oxford Blue, very comfortable.
'PIXIE'
Built in 1976 and originally used on portable tracks at shows in the North West, Pixie was the first locomotive to run at Halton.
Unused since the early 1980s, when more powerful locomotives arrived, PIXIE has been refurbished and will run special trains through the year.
PIXIE has a petrol engine and 'forward' and 'reverse' mechanical gearbox.
Built in 1976 and originally used on portable tracks at shows in the North West, Pixie was the first locomotive to run at Halton.
Unused since the early 1980s, when more powerful locomotives arrived, PIXIE has been refurbished and will run special trains through the year.
PIXIE has a petrol engine and 'forward' and 'reverse' mechanical gearbox.
