EAW028682 ENGLAND (1950). The railway station and town, Grantham, from the south-west, 1950

Motor Transport sheds & office of the RAF Regiment Depot Belton Park. They moved to Catterick in 1946. These buildings were then used for industrial purposes. The current buildings stand over the same footprint.

Two pairs of articulated coaches. Four coaches, six bogies. Now fashionable again on such trains as the TGV and Eurostar.

A pair of articulated coaches. Two coaches, three bogies. Now fashionable again on such trains as the TGV and Eurostar.

A pair of articulated coaches. Two coaches, three bogies. Now fashionable again on such trains as the TGV and Eurostar.

A pair of articulated coaches. Two coaches, three bogies. Now fashionable again on such trains as the TGV and Eurostar.

A pair of articulated coaches. Two coaches, three bogies. Now fashionable again on such trains as the TGV and Eurostar.

snooker club

Ex loco tenders, now used for removing sludge from the water softening plant.

Ike Newton

Co-Op

Bus Station

Public Bath - sadly long gone, a good piece of Victorian architecture

Bapist Church

The Blue Man

John Lees rabbit skin shop on Welby Street

North Parade/Broad Street, Grantham, 12/04/2014 Birthplace of the first woman British Prime Minister.

Belmont Tower

Gresley's masterpiece the A4 pacific. Probably it's the standby loco for southbound trains whereas the pacific behind it could be on standby for northbound trains. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Gresley

Saint John the Evangelist Manthorpe

Manthorpe Village

Belton House