03 Jun A short film clip about road transport replacing rail transport
Sadly a very prophetic film. The camera was set up opposite Southwold Station and road traffic passes by. A locomotive is in the station because...
Author: Ken
03 Jun Pre 1929 – a train from Southwold arriving at Halesworth Narrow Gauge Station
A short clip showing the signal box and yard of Halesworth Station and a train arriving at the adjoining Halesworth Narrow Gauge Station. https://youtu.be/DsJ_ohmJTHE?si=8y8eBzsIU-BTuxN6...
03 Jun Visit by the Trustees of the Southwold Railway Trust
Following our invitation, the Southwold Railway Trust paid us a visit at Blythburgh on Saturday 20th April. SRT was represented by its Chairman, Nick Evans...
03 Jun Southwold Railway – Ghost Train – YouTube
https://youtu.be/N35fkQS9gDs?si=P4X1yt4AEdp4QzeI...
01 Jun Open Days at Blythburgh Station 2024
Our next Open Days at Blythburgh Station are Saturday 13th July and Sunday 8th September....
10 Mar Re-creation of the Odams’ Shed at Blythburgh Station
We are always striving to re-create or bring back, whichever is the correct turn of phrase, the iconic, idyllic and certainly much missed, Southwold Railway,...
21 Feb Blythburgh Station – A very quiet and very tranquil scene on Friday 16th February 2024
Blythburgh Station on Friday 16th February, in all quietness and tranquility… ...
21 Feb Seaside branch lines need to be able to connect to their nearest town
Another lovely little lost railway that linked a town, Axminster, to the seaside, Lyme Regis. In our case, it was from Halesworth to Southwold. Ours...
17 Feb We finish second in the Heritage Railway Association’s Awards in Brighton
On Saturday February 10th 2024, Blythburgh Team Members Shirley and Paul attended the Heritage Railway Association’s annual awards ceremony in Brighton. The Blythburgh team finished...