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Friday, 26 September 2008

Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th September 2008 - Miniature Railway Gala


Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk

In the press again...

Crewe Chronicle news coverage this week...

Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk

Monday, 22 September 2008

LNWR 2-2-2 3020 'Cornwall'


"Cornwall is a preserved steam locomotive that was built at Crewe in 1847 and extensively rebuilt in 1858. She was designed by Francis Trevithick son of Richard."

Believed to be currently in Shildon, County Durham.

Gratefully reproduced with permission - picture copyright Larry Shone aka Stumm47 from the Deviant Art website.

Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk

Slideshow...

One friend of Crewe Heritage Centre has compiled this slideshow put on to YouTube, which features 6201 '"Princess Elizabeth", Virgin 57's running Pendolino drags, and wrexham and Shropshire with EWS livery 67's' - all set to Billy Idol's 'White Wedding'. Thanks and credit to DJ.



Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk

Tuesday, 9 September 2008

A Good APT Website

Devotees of the APT - the Advanced Passenger Train - will be very interested in seeing this website on the project, with links, details of publications and dedicated interest groups.

Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk

Monday, 8 September 2008

Remembering...The Great Gathering

With the continuing dimunition of Crewe's railway works, could something like this ever happen here again? If the station move went ahead, dare Crewe hope for a bigger, better space in which to share its world changing history in the current historic station? Would it be a dream or a nightmare? Whatever, Crewe Heritage Centre will continue to improve, educate, inform and do its best as Crewe's Museum, and perhaps we can hope for major events like this to return here one day.

This poster was found ready cut to be used as note-paper...

Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk

New Trustees of Crewe Heritage Centre

Crewe Chronicle, 3rd September 2008 - with a welcome to the centre's new Trustees.

Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk

Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th September 2008

This coming weekend is a Signalling Weekend, with a National Model Railroad Association Day on the 13th.

Friends of Crewe Heritage Centre - Supporting Crewe's Culture, History and Heritage from before the Railways to Today.

www.friendsofcreweheritagecentre.org.uk