Lorna Hogger explains the stories behind one of her favourite paintings from our art collection.
An essential part of Victorian journey planning, Bradshaw’s Guide was also an object of satire and ridicule.
This is the first in a series of blog posts written by Robin Gibson, who’s working on the conservation of an 1860s locomotive model.
If you needed a reason to come to Shildon this weekend then see if these photos persuade you.
One of the highlights each year in the calendar at Locomotion is the annual Shildon Steam Gala.
Take a closer look at the vivd, often grisly world of 19th century railway satire.
Two paintings found in a pub are now an important part of our art collection.
Find out what’s been going on at Shildon with curator Anthony Coulls.
We celebrated a special milestone at Locomotion.
This year is the 50th anniversary of the entry into service of the English Electric Type 3—otherwise known as the Class 37.
Having a locomotive named after you is no small honour—Lorna Hogger explores why two bear Eric Treacy’s name.
Curator Anthony Coulls shares some photos from his railway holiday.