Stately trains, with Stephen Middleton.

Steam in 3D with Steve Armitage

Railways in the Lake District with Martin Bairstow.

It is hard to believe that BR mainline steam finished in 1968. A lot has happened since then. David's presentation tonight covers, approximately, the first quarter-century of post-BR preservation.

For more than 30 years, Gareth has conducted captivating and enlightening demonstrations of mediumship across various venues in the UK and Europe. His live events are deeply moving experiences, combining evidential mediumship with profound messages of healing and hope

Join Mark as he warms up ahead of his brand-new UK tour!

Giggleswick Railway Circle (GRC) is a voluntary group that holds regular meetings for anyone interested in railways.

A show of story & song, celebrating the landscapes of Northern England with Alfred Wainwright archivist, Chris Butterfield & musician, Johnny Campbell.

Ted Parker has provided some excellent video presentations so needs no introduction. One film that is on this evening's programme is the NELPG restoration of 60532 Blue Peter.

Sold Out. Patrick Grant has a lot to say about clothes - who makes them, and how they are made. He also wonders why we keep buying more when our wardrobes are full to bursting with clothes we never wear.

Richard's illustrated talk will enlighten us on how 'Serendipity' affected his involvement in railways and his subsequent career.

This is a history of the Railway Photographic Society (RPS) and its successor the Rail Camera Club (RCC) whose purpose has been, and still is, to improve the standard of railway photography.

Mike gave an excellent presentation in 2023 on the Settle and Carlisle using the images taken by Stuart James. Tonight, with images from the D W Castle collection, we will be reasonably close to home with a trip on Lancashire and Yorkshire lines.

We've not had show devoted to Scotland so tonight we correct that omission. Having browsed David’s Flickr site I am sure we are in for an evening of great photography and views of spectacular scenery. 

Roger is starting our new year with a show entitled 'Excursions Down South'. He does not have 'off the shelf' presentations but prefers to compile a new show every time. So, expected the unexpected!

There's nothing more to add than this is another dip into John Cooper's collection of marvellous images. 

This evening's presentation will be a mix of old and new images of the Railways in Warwickshire. Anthony Hicks is a well respected photographer as was his late father, Bryan, so we'll be treated to an evening of great photography

Mike Taylor is presenting a Black and White journey from Skipton to Carlisle with images taken by his good friend, Stuart James. This is a fascinating look back at the railways, and S & C, of over 50 years ago. Stuart will be with us and I'm sure he will be able to answer any questions. 

The Derwent Valley Light Railway was a privately owned standard-gauge railway in North Yorkshire, England, and was unusual in that it was never nationalised, remaining as a private operation all its life.