A tour of Buckinghamshire Railway Centre (Quainton Road) incl. Routemaster Gathering скачать в хорошем качестве

A tour of Buckinghamshire Railway Centre (Quainton Road) incl. Routemaster Gathering

The Buckinghamshire Railway Centre is a railway museum situated at and in the grounds surrounding the former Metropolitan Railway's Quainton Road Railway Station. The station was one of the furthest outposts of the pre 1933 Metropolitan Railway company and was the junction of the Brill Tramway (of which one of the remaining platform retains the curve) and also the line to the ultimate station on the Met at Verney Junction (which it ceased serving in 1936). Prior to 1966 the Great Central Main Line continued northwards towards Rugby & Nottingham. The museum has an extensive collection of locomotives, rolling stock and other railway and London Underground paraphernalia and also hosts resited buildings such as the rebuilt Oxford Rewley Road Station and a Wembley Park maintenance shed. On the day of filming the annual Routemaster gathering was also being held at the forecourt of the museum.