Bluebell Railway Carriage Shop

The Carriage Shop is open this weekend:
Saturday 6th April 11am to 4pm Sunday 7th April 11am to 4pm
... We are very well stocked with model railway locomotives, rolling stock, track & buildings. Railway & Transport books, vintage magazines and many more collectibles.
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The Carriage Shop is open this weekend:
Saturday 30th March 9.30am to 4pm Sunday 31st March 9am to 4pm
... We are very well stocked with model railway -locomotives, rolling stock, track & buildings. Railway & Transport books, vintage magazines and many more collectibles.
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The Carriage Shop is open this weekend: Saturday 23rd March 10am to 4pm Sunday 24th March 9am to 4pm

The last service of the Branch Line Weekend - O2 W24 Calbourne & P 178 leaving Horsted Keynes for Sheffield Park.

The last trian of the Branch Line Weekend to Sheffield Park

The last train of the Branch Line Weekend to East Grinstead

SECR H & O1 at Horsted Keynes

First train this morning at Horsted Keynes

Tomorrow is the last day of the Branch Line Weekend and the last chance to see the visiting loco's alongside our own smaller engines.
The Carriage Shop will have extended opening of 9am to 6pm.

Our SECR locomotives in service at the Branch Line Weekend

Today from the Branch Line Weekend

A few views after dark.

A view from the Carriage Shop.
The Carriage Shop at Horsted Keynes Station is open tomorrow 9am to 6pm

H Class in service today.

First train this morning of the Branch Line Weekend!

This Branch Line Weekend take the time to explore Horsted Keynes Station - the largest Station on the Bluebell Railway.
There is much to see and do including: * Carriage and Wagon Workshop - with behind the scene tours * George V Buffet... * Elephant Van * Model Railway * Cinema Room * Souvenir Kiosk * Carriage Shop * Barry Jones Models & Books Stall * Artist Exhibition Coach * Locomotives and Stock being stored in Platform 1
As well as all the Station buildings, furniture, advertising signs, clocks, telephone booth, booking office and more.
The station was built in 1882 by the London Brighton and South Coast Railway and has been restored the Southern Railway period – mid 1920s.
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For more information on the Branch Line Weekend visit:
https://www.bluebell-railway.com/wha…/b ranch-line-weekend-2/

The Carriage Shop has extended opening for the Branch Line Weekend being held across the Bluebell Railway on the Friday 15th to Sunday 17th March.
Friday 15th March - 9am to 6pm Saturday 16th March - 9am to 6pm Sunday 17th March - 9am to 6pm
... We have a wide selection of previously owned railway models, rail and transport books and much much more. All the profits we raise from sales goes to support projects across the railway.
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Some impressive loco's and rollingstock still would have been even better when you could have travelled from London to Lewes, as the old station signs indicated another Beeching F*** Up.

The Engine shed had some fine old beasts, including a 9F and a West country.

Bittern A4 and Cheltenham schools superb, Carriage shop was truly1st class so were all the staff, steam always beats Diesel, and Diesel always beats these crap new electric things.

If only the current southern trains looked half as good as your setup, they are very poor in comparison nasty plastic things that make my countless scale models look like masterpieces!

All in all a hell of a good day out 01/11/15 for my Old Man and I and a fitting day out.

Great day out with the family or on your own enjoying the chuff chuffs.

Excellent