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Manors Station, Newcastle, where a metro station begins to enter the city underground. 4th January 1978
Construction of the Tyneside Metro. 9th November 1977
A Metro train crosses the Tynes newest bridge for the first time, 90 feet above the river. 19th June 1981
The new Gateshead metro station, which is nearing completion. 19th September 1980
The entrance to the escalator shaft at Monument Station, Newcastle. 7th January 1978
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attend the opening of the Tyneside Metro. 6th November 1981
Construction of the Tyneside metro. 22nd May 1975
Peter South, sub agent for Mowlem, and Neville Harrison, of Mott Hay and Anderson, consulting engineers welcome tunnelling miners at the Metro link-up under Eldon Square, Newcastle. 5th September 1979
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visits Bristol. Pictured with the Lord Mayor at Bristol Temple Meads railway station. 15th November 1957
Asquith Xavier in his new job as a guard at Euston Station, London. The story - In 1966: Euston staff colour bar ended A West Indian refused a job at Euston Station will now be employed there after
New train indicator boards at Reading Station. January 1975
Princess Margrethe of Denmark, is 21 today and is having her "Key of the Castle"Princess Margrethe of Denmark, is 21 today and is having her " Key of the Castle" party at the Danish Embassy in London. The Princess is studying archaeology at Cambridge
Platform 1 at New Street Station, Birmingham, West Midlands. October 1965
A railway stations left luggage and lost property. Birmingham, West Midlands. Circa 1965
Princess Margrethe of Denmark, heiress to Denmarks throne is 21 today and is having her " Key of the Castle" party at the Danish Embassy in London
A hundred years of railway history was paraded before the Duke and Duchess of York at Darlington, when locomotives, rolling stock
Railway carriages. The plant at Swindon showing carriage in cylinder ready to be sealed up. January 1933
Daily Mirror newspapers being loaded on to a Liverpool bound train at Euston Station. London. 2nd December 1920. Composite Image
Pilgrimage to Lourdes. Scenes at Victoria Station. Hymns being sung before departure. London. 12th May 1931
Pier head, discharching wood pulp from a steamer. 14th August 1922
Rail Strike. A lorry load of special constables who have been called up for duty, driving to Lots Road, Fulham, to guard the power station. 5th October 1919
Holidaymakers by the thousand left London by road, rail and air today in a great Whitsun rush to seaside and country. With fine
New railway tickets with advertising insets. Pictured, this machine makes in an hour 50, 000 of the new tickets to be used by the L. M. S. in 1931
The great Railway Clearing House. Millions of used railways tickets from all the big companies, pass through the tidiest department, of the Railway Clearing House every year
Its a far cry from the old time railway refreshment room to the contemporary style bar epic is to be opened tomorrow at Glasgow Central station
Looking along the line from Central Station, Glasgow, on a normal sunday. 1948
A picture taken from one of the S. M. T Travel Aerial Travel cabin moth planes whenA picture taken from one of the S.M.T Travel Aerial Travel cabin moth planes when the former German battleship SMS Prinzregent Luitpold was being manoeuvred under the Forth Bridge on the way to
The men of the bridge. Painting the Forth Bridge is a long and complex task, taking three years to complete. It requires 50 tons of paint each year and a squad of 24 men working permanently
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip return home from the Royal Tour. On the platform at Euston Station the first family greetings are given
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip in Liverpool. The Royal couple at Lime Street Station. Pictured in Liverpool after their return from a Royal Tour. November 1951
Liverpool footballers pose together at Lime Street Railway station before making he first stage of their train journey to Wembley for the FA Cup Final match against Leeds United
Liverpool footballers Ray Clemence, Phil Neal and Phil Thompson at Lime Street Station. Date stamped: 24th January 1981
Injured Liverpool footballer David Johnson rests his leg on the European Cup trophy on the train back to Liverpool from London following his sides triumph over Bruges in the European Cup Final at
Liverpool football team parade the FA Cup trophy as they arrive back at Lime Street Railway Station from London after defeating Leeds United in the FA Cup Final at Wembley
Members of the victorious FA Cup winning Liverpool team Ian St John, Peter Thompson and Ron Yeats, proudly showing off the FA Cup trophy on a bus at Lime Street Railway Station as they return
Supporters arrive for the Liverpool v Coventry City FA Cup tie at Anfield. 7th January 1961
Liverpool manager Bill Shankly and assistant Bob paisley pictured on the way to Wembley for the FA Cup Final against Newcastle. May 1974
Jimmy Case at Lime Street Station, Liverpool. Circa 1976
The 1T57 "Fifteen Guinea Special", the last main-line passenger train to beThe 1T57 " Fifteen Guinea Special", the last main-line passenger train to be hauled by steam locomotive power on British Rail on 11th August 1968 before the introduction of a steam ban that
A train driver poses in the cab of his British Rail express Class 86 electric locomotive train, which ran on the newly electrified West Coast Main Line between Birmingham and Liverpool
Two new British Rail Class 83 express electric locomotive trains, built by English Electric at Vulcan Foundry, Newton-le-Willows for the newly electrified West Coast Main Line between Birmingham
Train driver Arthur Marsey of Wavertree poses in the cab of his British Rail express Class 85 electric locomotive train, which ran on the newly electrified West Coast Main Line between Birmingham
Taxis lined up waiting for passengers outside Liverpool Lime Street railway station. 19th August 1966
The famous Overhead Railway in Liverpool, with the train stopped at James Street Station, 1947
Interior view of Central station in central Liverpool. 30th March 1965
General view of work in progress at Central Station in Ranelagh Street, Liverpool, where the buildings that were in front have been completely demolished
Picture shows the remains of the bridge near Herculaneum Dock railway station, the original southern terminus for the Liverpool Overhead Railway
The dismantling of the final section of the Liverpool Overhead Railway looking north along Dock Road. The line was closed on 30th December 1956 with demolition commencing on 23rd September 1957
