Heritage Railway
Foxfield Light Railway
| One of the earliest lines to be preserved, this industrial standard gauge line runs between Blythe Bridge (Caverswall Road) and Dilhorne Park in Staffordshire a distance of 2¼ miles. On special days the locos run beyond Dilhorne to haul loaded coal trains up the steep gradient from Foxfield Colliery |
2008
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'Bellerophon' near Dilhorne |
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Beyer Peacock approaching LC near Dilhorne |
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Beyer Peacock at Caverswall Road |
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'Bellerophon' approaching Caverswall Road |
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Kerr Stuart 0-4-0ST 4388 |
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Meaford No:2 |
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No:2 'Florence' |
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Robert Heath 0-4-0ST No:6 |
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Bagnall RSH 0-4-0DH No3120 'Myfanwy' |
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Bagnall 0-4-0 diesel |
2012
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Bagnall No2 at Caverswall Road |
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Bagnall No2 near Dilhorn Colliery |
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Bagnall 0-6-0 tank Florence blasts away from the colliery |
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Bellerophon at Caverswall Road |
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Bangnall Wolstanton No3 diesel shunter |
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Bagnall 0-6-0 tank Florence arriving at the colliery |
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Dubs crane tank at the colliery |
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Dubs crane tank at work in the colliery sidings |