Railway Archives
Welcome to Railway Archives...
Here you will find a collection of mainly full-length railway films predominately older than 30 years. Many earlier uploads are from my personal home-made library (8-mm cine films, VHS-C, DV-Tape and HD video films dating from the 1970's). Various film archive material, some rare, many that have not been seen before on YouTube, sourced from Australia, UK and other countries are provided for your enjoyment. Some films are restored with improved picture and sound enhancements. We try to provide the best quality possible from old and rare railway footage.
Please enjoy and subscribe for more!
This channels banner image was taken at the preserved Hotham Valley Tourist Railway at Dwellingup in Western Australia on August 27 2003. The loco is a W class 4-8-2 built by Beyer Peacock and Company Ltd of Manchester, England and entered service in Western Australia in 1951. It is numbered and named '903 Marrinup'.
Kev
Updated January 2025
Here you will find a collection of mainly full-length railway films predominately older than 30 years. Many earlier uploads are from my personal home-made library (8-mm cine films, VHS-C, DV-Tape and HD video films dating from the 1970's). Various film archive material, some rare, many that have not been seen before on YouTube, sourced from Australia, UK and other countries are provided for your enjoyment. Some films are restored with improved picture and sound enhancements. We try to provide the best quality possible from old and rare railway footage.
Please enjoy and subscribe for more!
This channels banner image was taken at the preserved Hotham Valley Tourist Railway at Dwellingup in Western Australia on August 27 2003. The loco is a W class 4-8-2 built by Beyer Peacock and Company Ltd of Manchester, England and entered service in Western Australia in 1951. It is numbered and named '903 Marrinup'.
Kev
Updated January 2025