StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: East Lancs Railway

This somewhat tickled my sense of humour --- I presume that apart from looking pretty [ie arT] that this has been installed as a wildlife friendly item. Probably for bees, although I have seen Robins use something similar - without the lid - as a nest site.

Box tank waggon [oil] no. 3187 liveried for Shell / BP - outside Bury Transport Museum There is a similar waggon, no.3171 at Shildon

Cabside of 2890

Locomotive 2890 aka "Douglas" originally built as an 0-6-0 "Austerity" tank in 1943 by Hunslet Engine Company Leeds. Rebuilt as a tender locomotive, most recent return to service was in 2017. Has spent time at the Spa Valley Railway. Waiting to pull forward to take water and then finish running around the train, which is waiting in the adjacent platform.

A long and comfortable seat, tucking in behind the ticket collector's booth on the bridge leading to the platforms at Bury Boston Street [East Lancs Railway].

The 1952 built street frontage of Bury Bolton Street, now on the East Lancs Railway. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bury_Bolton_Street_railway_station [Sorry it's a bit underexposed, I think I had the wrong setting on my camera]

Plate from 2890 aka "Douglas" originally built as an 0-6-0 "Austerity" tank in 1943 by Hunslet Engine Company Leeds. Rebuilt as a tender locomotive, most recent return to service was in 2017. Has spent time at the Spa Valley Railway.

Traditional station platform benches, plus an interesting variation ... Two luggage trolleys have been adapted into seating, with cushions and back rests. Much more comfortable than the traditional slatted benches !

The very 1950s appearance of the East Lancs Railway's booking office at Bury Bolton Street. It was rebuilt in 1952 after being destroyed in by fire during 1947. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bury_Bolton_Street_railway_station [Apologies, it is underexposed, the camera wasn't on the right setting]