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Lower Lady Meadow

The 'great white winter' of 1962-3 was the coldest since 1740. Temperatures as low as -22°C were recorded. Heavy snow caused inevitable problems for British Railways, with snowdrifts of up to five ...

Mixed goods passing Norton Bridge

This photograph shows a LNWR 4-6-0 engine hauling a rake of mixed goods in the vicinity of Norton Bridge on the "down" Stafford to Crewe line. This image is featured by kind permission of the Churnet ...

Mixed goods train near Trentham

A train of mixed goods passes the "Monkey Steps" on a raised embankment near to Sideway and Trentham. The brake van is clearly lettered LMS and the 'NE' wagons are painted with the larger initals introduced ...

North Staffordshire Railway locomotive and crew

Rushton station, around 1915. There would appear to be more than the required crew compliment for this engine! This image is featured by kind permission of the Churnet Valley Railway.

North Staffordshire Railway staff

Train crew and station staff of the North Staffordshire Railway pose for the camera in front of their locomotive. Three of the pictured staff are teenagers, who would have begun their careers after ...

North Staffordshire Railway steam locomotive

North Staffordshire Railway 2-4-0 steam locomotive number 46 stands at Uttoxeter station in 1900. This image is featured by kind permission of the Churnet Valley Railway.

North Staffordshire Railway steam locomotive

A North Staffordshire Railway 2-4-2 steam locomotive, pictured in around 1900. This engine would have been built at the North staffordshire Railway's own works at Stoke. This image is featured by ...

Oakamoor railway station

A member of British Railway staff, Mrs Rita Ecclestone, Clerk and Porter at Oakamoor Station, taking a moment's ease at Oakamoor station during the 1950s. This station was in a delightful setting, deep ...

Oakamoor railway station

Oakamoor railway station, pictured during the 1950s. This style of architecture was a signature of the North Staffordshire Railway. Varying examples of outstanding NSR architecture still survive today ...

Oakamoor railway station

Members of British Railways' staff go to work with some heavy luggage at Oakamoor station, while the passenger in the background, Ivan Bentley, looks on. Mr Ivan Bentley was the Permanent Way Forman for ...

Oakamoor railway station

Oakamoor railway station lies disused and overgrown in summer 1973. Designed by A.W.N. Pugin, this style of architecture was a signature of the North Staffordshire Railway. Varying examples of outstanding ...

Oakamoor signal box

Oakamoor signal box, pictured during the 1960s. A platelayers' hut and crossing gates complete the scene. This image is taken from the collection of the Churnet Valley Railway.

Oakamoor station porter

The porter Mr Gordon Brough at Oakamoor station in 1957. This image is included by kind permission of the Churnet Valley Railway.

Oakamoor Station. Circa 1958.

The station porter Mrs. Rita Ecclestone has a go at bike riding on the "down" platform of Oakamoor Station during an obvious lull in traffic! Those carefree days of the commuter seem a long way off ...

Oakamoor's prize-winning station staff

Station staff at Oakamoor are presented with certificates for winning second prize in British Railways' awards for best kept station gardens. The staff holding the awards are Rita Ecclestone and Gordon ...

Open day at Stoke railway station

When this open day took place at Stoke railway station, the public were invited to inspect these three veteran steam locomotives. In the foreground, a child contemplates the gap between the staircase ...

Passenger service at Alton station

A Leek to Uttoxeter service hauled by grimy Fowler 4P locomtive number 42323 waits at Alton. Many rural passenger services were withdrawn during the 1960s, and stations like Alton were closed. However, ...

Passenger service at Leek station

A passenger train stands at Leek station in 1928. The locomotive is an 0-6-0 tank engine. Because it has only two carriages it is probably a local service between Leek and Uttoxeter. This image ...