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Step back into Victorian railway history with this beautiful high-resolution digital download of London, Brighton & South Coast Railway A1 Terrier No. 72 “Fenchurch,” pictured with a classic demonstration goods train at Platform 4/5 at Horsted Keynes on the famous Bluebell Railway.
Captured on a bright summer’s day, this timeless image shows “Fenchurch” resting with her vintage goods wagons at one of Britain’s best-preserved country stations. From the sunlit platforms to the charming period atmosphere, every detail celebrates Britain’s railway heritage — perfect for steam enthusiasts, Bluebell Railway fans, and collectors of authentic heritage railway scenes.
Locomotive History
Built in 1872 for the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway at Brighton Works, “Fenchurch” is one of the world’s oldest working steam locomotives. Part of the celebrated A1/A1X Terrier Class designed by William Stroudley, these small but mighty tank engines became legendary for their reliability and versatility, working suburban passenger trains and light goods services across the South of England.
After an incredible career spanning mainline and branch line duties, “Fenchurch” was withdrawn in 1963 and became one of the first locomotives preserved by the Bluebell Railway — Britain’s first standard-gauge preserved steam railway. Today, “Fenchurch” remains a treasured flagship of the line, delighting visitors as she hauls both vintage passenger and demonstration goods trains through the beautiful Sussex countryside.
Bring the magic of Britain’s steam heritage to your collection with this charming summer scene — perfect for printing, gifting, or enjoying digitally.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
Step back into Victorian railway history with this beautiful high-resolution digital download of London, Brighton & South Coast Railway A1 Terrier No. 72 “Fenchurch,” pictured with a classic demonstration goods train at Platform 4/5 at Horsted Keynes on the famous Bluebell Railway.
Captured on a bright summer’s day, this timeless image shows “Fenchurch” resting with her vintage goods wagons at one of Britain’s best-preserved country stations. From the sunlit platforms to the charming period atmosphere, every detail celebrates Britain’s railway heritage — perfect for steam enthusiasts, Bluebell Railway fans, and collectors of authentic heritage railway scenes.
Locomotive History
Built in 1872 for the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway at Brighton Works, “Fenchurch” is one of the world’s oldest working steam locomotives. Part of the celebrated A1/A1X Terrier Class designed by William Stroudley, these small but mighty tank engines became legendary for their reliability and versatility, working suburban passenger trains and light goods services across the South of England.
After an incredible career spanning mainline and branch line duties, “Fenchurch” was withdrawn in 1963 and became one of the first locomotives preserved by the Bluebell Railway — Britain’s first standard-gauge preserved steam railway. Today, “Fenchurch” remains a treasured flagship of the line, delighting visitors as she hauls both vintage passenger and demonstration goods trains through the beautiful Sussex countryside.
Bring the magic of Britain’s steam heritage to your collection with this charming summer scene — perfect for printing, gifting, or enjoying digitally.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
