Event: Eastleigh – from Railway Junction to Railway Centre
This event has already taken place.
Start Date: 21.10.2022. Start Time: 19:45
End Date: 21.10.2022. End Time: 22:00
Location: The Manor, Slough Railway Station, Brunel Way, Slough
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Illustrated talk about Eastleigh in Hampshire, covering the period from 1839, when the railway first passed through the area, to the present day; giving an overview of the development of the Town, the Station, the Engineering Workshops and the Running Shed.
Gordon Adams is descended from a family who lived in the area before the Railway Age and worked for the railways for over 120 years until his father retired in 1981. He knows Eastleigh well from his days as a trainspotter and visits to the Running Shed and Workshops.
(Photo: SR Lord Nelson Class 850 'Lord Nelson' during major overhaul at Eastleigh Works in 2002. – Gordon Adams)
All are welcome.
See you there!
Please see website (swrs.co.uk) for location and further information, including admission prices and parking charges at the station car park. (There is no post code for our meeting place, but the website has detailed guidance!)
Remember that The Manor is easy to reach by train or bus, and is but a short walk from the town centre car parks.
Illustrated talk about Eastleigh in Hampshire, covering the period from 1839, when the railway first passed through the area, to the present day; giving an overview of the development of the Town, the Station, the Engineering Workshops and the Running Shed.
Gordon Adams is descended from a family who lived in the area before the Railway Age and worked for the railways for over 120 years until his father retired in 1981. He knows Eastleigh well from his days as a trainspotter and visits to the Running Shed and Workshops.
(Photo: SR Lord Nelson Class 850 'Lord Nelson' during major overhaul at Eastleigh Works in 2002. – Gordon Adams)
All are welcome.
See you there!
Please see website (swrs.co.uk) for location and further information, including admission prices and parking charges at the station car park. (There is no post code for our meeting place, but the website has detailed guidance!)
Remember that The Manor is easy to reach by train or bus, and is but a short walk from the town centre car parks.
