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DSC 0567 Most weekends, visitors and rail enthusiasts descend on the ‘Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’ at either Toddington, Winchcombe or Cheltenham Race course for a ride on either a steam or diesel train. The present mainline formerly of GWR ( Great Western Railway) runs from the main station and depot at Toddington, a small Cotswold village near Winchcombe to Cheltenham Race Course. The mainline commands wonderful views of the sleepy hamlets and villages, as it runs though the beautiful Cotswold countryside. After the mainliner’s final closure to both passenger and goods traffic in 1976 which served Birmingham to Cheltenham, via Stratford-upon-Avon and the touristy town of Broadway, the line was taken over by an all-volunteer group. The ‘Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’ aim is to open the rest of the line to Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare. Pix shows: The steam engine arriving at Toddington station .The engine was built in 1949 after the Great Western was nationalised and became the Western Region of British Railways – is Modified Hall class 4-6-0*, no. 7903 Foremarke Hall. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, train passengers, tourismtravel, train travel, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC 0626 "The Cornishman" express steam train complete with its chocolate and cream coaches operated on this railway from 1952 until 1962 and formed the Wolverhampton to Penzance service via Birmingham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Bristol, Taunton, Exeter and Plymouth. The steam train in the distance is approaching Toddington station in the Cotswolds in Britain. Most weekends, visitors and rail enthusiasts descend on the ‘Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’ at either Toddington, Winchcombe or Cheltenham Race course for a ride on either a steam or diesel train. The present mainline formerly of GWR ( Great Western Railway) runs from the main station and depot at Toddington, a small Cotswold village near Winchcombe to Cheltenham Race Course. The mainline commands wonderful views of the sleepy hamlets and villages, as it runs though the beautiful Cotswold countryside. After the mainliner’s final closure to both passenger and goods traffic in 1976 which served Birmingham to Cheltenham, via Stratford-upon-Avon and the touristy town of Broadway, the line was taken over by an all-volunteer group. The ‘Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway’ aim is to open the rest of the line to Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, train passengers, tourism, travel, train travel, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive, The Cornishman express
DSC2118 The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants.Britain Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, Black Prince, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC2120 The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, Black Prince, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC2122 The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, Black Prince, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC2124 Passenger alight from their pleasure trip on the Black Prince steam locomotive as it arrived at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds. The line runs from Toddington to Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, train passengers, tourismtravel, train travel, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive

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