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The Golden Age of SteamYou are in: Birmingham > History > The Golden Age of Steam > Railway websites  Take a look at other rail related sites Railway websitesWe've put together a list of websites you'll hopefully find interesting, providing further information on the railways around the region. If we've missed off a site you like, then email and let us know. Please note, the BBC is not responsible for the content of external websitesRail Around Birmingham and the West MidlandsA very informative site by Andy Doherty. Lots of rail news, maps, photographs and even tips on rail research. It also includes web links for railway and related sites. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites Ladywood Past and PresentA website by Mac Joseph covering the Birmingham area of Ladywood from an historical perspective, including a photographs, memoirs, maps etc. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites The Black Country Living MuseumAlthough no trains, they've got trams and trolley buses to ride on, as well as lots of non transport things to see and do. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites The Railways ArchiveVisit the Railways Archive website to see their free online archive of documents charting the development of Britain's railways. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites Solihull Model Railway CircleFor those interested in 'smaller' train, The Solihull Model Railway Circle (founded in 1951) is still active today. Find out more including tips on modelling. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites Virtual BrumLots of historical facts including the railways. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites Warwickshire RailwaysA good source of information from Mike Musson. It contains an archive of photos and details on the lost lines and stations. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites West Midlands ExplorationThis website takes a transport related tour (not just trains) of the West Midlands - mainly in photographs. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites BBC Black Country websiteTake a look at the Golden Age of Steam in the Black Country, for the effects of the Beeching Report and for some lovely railway memories. BBC Coventry websiteMany of Warwickshire's past railway lines and stations are now part of Birmingham, so why not visit the Golden Age of Steam section of the BBC Coventry website. More sitesThere are loads of good websites out there - so if we haven't listed one you think is useful, fun, informative etc, then let us know. Email us:
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