Essex is home to a number of towns that were once served by the London Underground, with several of the county's settlements ...

It was taken several times during its history there are almost too many to mention, but its owners included the Great Eastern ...

If you are interested in the railways and when and how they arrived in East Anglia….this is a new book you will love. The Great Eastern Railway, The Early History, 1811-1862 by Charles Phillips ...

It was part of the Great Eastern Railway network. Two temporary structures were combined under one company in 1851 when two companies handed over operation to the Eastern Counties Railway.

the line was operated by a joint committee comprising of the Great Eastern Railway (GER) and the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway (M&GNJR). It went across the Bure Railway Bridge and five ...

Coldham, which was on the branch of the Great Eastern Railway, is a perfect example of this. The station opened in the village in 1847 and ran from March to Watlington in Norfolk. It closed for ...

Great Eastern pays homage to the Great Eastern Railway, an integral part of Norfolk’s rich industrial and transport history. Established in the 19th century, the Great Eastern Railway connected ...

It opened in 1865 and was the brainchild of the local Gibson family, who used their bank to fund the railway. The station remained independent until it was bought by the Great Eastern Railway on ...

Having a shed like this will be so much better." The coaching stock consists of Great Eastern Railway no.140, a first class smoking coach built at Stratford Works in 1863. At more than 160 years ...