1905 National Lines of Mexico: Iconic Vintage Drop

This advertisement beckons travelers to explore Mexico City, hailed as "The Paris of America," via the unrivaled National Lines of Mexico railway. Offering the shortest and quickest "Laredo Route" with luxurious Pullman service 🚂🌆

#nationallinesofmexico #mexicosgreatestrailwaysystem #laredoroute #mexicocity #parisofamerica #pullmanservice #travelmexico #1900s #edwardianera #retrotravel #vintagead #historicaltravel #antiqueprint #railwayhistory

New long‑form article on Funimag.
The Brooklyn Bridge Cable Railway (1883–1896) — a remarkable and largely forgotten cable‑hauled line that once carried thousands of passengers across the East River.
This article brings together historical research, archival documents, rare images, and a Lumière film showing the line in motion.
Full article here: ⬇️
https://www.funimag.com/photoblog/us-brooklyn-bridge-cable-railway/

#BrooklynBridge #CableRailway #cablecar #Funicular #RailwayHistory #Heritage

Funimag/photoblog is back.
After several years focused on social platforms, I’ve rebuilt and modernized the site.
Funimag returns to its original purpose: a quiet, independent space for long‑form, illustrated articles about funiculars and cable‑hauled systems.
Archives preserved.
New articles coming.
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https://funimag.com/photoblog

#Funicular #CableRailway #funiculaire
#RailwayHistory #Heritage #Photography

Ich sprach mit einem Passanten. Der alte Rönneburger erinnerte sich noch an diesen Lokschuppen. Nice. https://mprove.de/chrono?q=53.44945,9.99159&z=17.87&t=18&m=RW023020390,,RW023020391&o=0.95&s=1

Update: 1 neuer Luftbildplan weiter nach Osten

#Eisenbahngeschichte #RailwayHistory #Luftbildpläne

This is a really lovely episode of Rail Natter! 🥰

Gareth Dennis talks to Ashlynn Hudson-Welburn of the National Railway Museum’s ‘People, Pride and Progress’ project, about queer histories within the rail industry.

The recorded personal stories from around 46:50 are very moving and worth hearing if that’s all you have time for.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdZVaCGtXs8

Info on People, Pride and Progress: https://www.railwaymuseum.org.uk/research-and-archive/people-pride-and-progress

#railways #history #RailwayHistory #QueerStories #LGBTQIA #Pride

Not sure whether locals still refer to this location as 'Byer Bank', but that's what it was called back in the 19th century.
Across the road from the Copt Hill public house, visitors making their way to the nearby Bronze Age barrow historic landmark will probably recognise the location.
I had no idea it had a name, but an OS map dated 1896 has it marked as 'Byer Bank', although bank then, it wasn't used as a path/bridleway.
If you were standing here back then, you would be on the route of the Hetton Colliery Railway, a route that brought coal from the collieries at Elemore and Hetton, all the way up to Warden Law before gradually descending all the way down to the coals drops on the River Wear.
In fact, at one point, this looks to have been where two separate rail lines came together, the other one being the Rainton & Seaham Railway, coming in from the right.

#sunderland #sunset #winter #railwayhistory #houghtonlespring