Did you know a railway station once stood here in Glasgow? Tucked away in the Southside, Eglinton Street railway station opened in 1879. Its original entrance was on Cumberland Street — a place thousands still walk past today, unaware of what once lay beneath their feet. The station closed in 1965. No signs. No plaques. Just history quietly absorbed by the city. Glasgow is full of stories like this — hiding in plain sight. 📍Cumberland Street, Glasgow Did you already know about it? #GlasgowHisto

Secret steam loco: revealed! This is part of the ultimate barn find: more than 40 historic railway locomotives hidden away on a surrey farm, some since the 1960s. This is Rustenburg Platinum Mines No.2 and YOU are now one of the first people to see it - in a generation. This last vast great railway secret’s time to be unlocked is NOW... this is part of the legendary, mythical COLLECTION X of narrow gauge railway trains. Built by W.G Bagnall Ltd in 1948, this 0-4-2 was ordered by the Rustenburg P