This programme takes a look at some of the 2,390 steam engines operated by the Southern Railway until nationalisation in 1948. The Southern was perhaps the most innovative of the four railway companies, with many famous examples surviving into preservation. The programme includes the prototype of the Lord Nelson class - named Lord Nelson, the many examples of the Merchant Navy class, and the sole survivor of the King Arthur class - Sir Lamiel. Steam locos from the Watercress, Great Central and the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railways, as well as the main line are... included in this programme. [show more]
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