Departure of the Royal Scot, 1933

Departure of the Royal Scot from platform 13 at Euston station, London, 1933. The Royal Scot had been running since 1862, and left Euston station in London at 10 a.m. every day, on its 400 mile journey to Glasgow. It was a varied journey through Warwickshire and the Cotswolds, past Morecambe Bay and through the hills of Yorkshire and Cumbria.

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National Railway Museum London UK

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1536 x 1170 pixels

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5 x 4 inches / 13 x 10 cm

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