Photographs – R – Railways – Whittlesey Museum

R1 – Whittlesea Station Staff. 1913

R2 – Whittlesey Station Staff. 1920s. Station Master Mr. Leeds.

R3 (missing) – View of Whittlesea Station – now demolished. 20th Century.

R4 – J. Holdens. GER 7 2-4-0 Crossing Beggars Bridge. Early 1900s.

R5 (missing) – 2 prints of the Flying Scotsman taken at Whittlesea station. 20th Century

R6 – Unknown Train Crash (possibly Abbots Ripton) 1910

R7 – Train in Whittlesea Station, note chimney. Early 20th Century

R8 – Side view of Train in Whittlesea Station. Early 20th Century.

R9 – Kings Dyke Crossing. 1980

R10 – Kings Dyke Crossing. Late 19th or early 20th Century

R11 – Kings Dyke Signal Box. Early 20th Century.

R12 – Whittlesea railway station. 1925

R13 – Kings Dyke Signal Box. 1922

R14 – R14-1 – 2 Postcards, Steam Train Wisbech/on Wisbech to Upwell Line.

R15 – R15-1 – Start of the demolition of Whittlesea Station. 1974

R16 (missing) – Ramsey Road railway Crossing. 1936

R17 (missing) – Steam Train on Wisbech to Upwell Line.

R18 – Special Train crossing Cock Bank Bridge – Newspaper Cutting. 1956.

R19 – GE Locomotive built by James Holden in 1894.

R20 (missing) – Prints of early trains. 19th Century.

R21 – Kings Dyke Crossing – Looking towards Whittlesey. 2003

R22 – “The East Anglian” Railway Engine. 23/6/1968