Corris Railway - Photograph collection.

Welcome to the Photograph collection of the The Corris Railway.

Many photographs are taken of the Railway both whilst work is going on and when passenger services are running. The menu to the left has been split into "year" sections partly to enable visitors to see the progress of the Railway over a period of time.

Below you will see the most recent photographs that have been put onto the web site. Click on the year number in the left menu to see all photographs for a particular year.

If you have any photographs of the Corris that you would like to donate to the Railway for publication on the web site then please send them to the Webmaster with a covering note, or e-mail if they are digital, stating that you are donating them and have no objections to them being published by The Corris Railway Society on the web site or in other associated publications. Thank you.

Photographs taken on 25th July 2010
Taken by Paul Bailey
Uploaded on 26/07/2010

A party from CAT arrived today...	...and just about filled the train to capacity...	...and duly disembarked at Maespoeth for the Shed talks.
Meanwhile Sara has been busy priming the S&T door...	...and van 204, not to mention...	...a coat of varnish to protect her superb lining on No. 3's old tank.
Meanwhile, the north end of Maespoeth platform has been extended...	...with more slate waste...	...and the final rail for fabricating the 1 in 6 turnout has been cut and placed ready for machining in the shed.

Photographs taken on 24th July 2010
Taken by Dan Crowe
Uploaded on 26/07/2010

Just before 11:00am and the first train arrives at Corris.	Carriage 21 looks resplendent...	...as does No.7.
The crew share a joke while waiting for 11:00am.	Lamps have been re-arranged so all is ready to go.	Driver Trefor & fireman Paul decide that it is time to go.
Paul gets into the cab as Trefor calls for "line clear"...	...and away we go.	At Maespoeth, we are met by controller for the day Steve Clarke.
A quick look around the signal box was included in the stop at Maespoeth...	...as was a "shed talk" giving both historical and up-to-date information of the railway...	...and a look around the excellent carriage shed.
Here, David Coleman spared me a few minutes to show me around...	...and what a sight it is.	A brief shot out of the rear-facing window as we leave Maespoeth.

Photographs taken on 24th July 2010
Taken by Sara Eade
Uploaded on 26/07/2010

The CCC board after preserving and with temporary notices ready to grab the public.	Paul Bailey cutting up a rail.	Nearly there !
Sparks a flying !	And again !	There we are ... done !