The Franco–Crosti boiler is a type of boiler used for steam locomotives. It was designed in the 1930s by Attilio Franco and Dr Piero Crosti. [1] The main difference between it and conventional ...

Construction of the South Breakwater, on the west bank of the Buffalo River, was completed by August 1873. [2] The first locomotives at East London Harbour were acquired for breakwater construction ...

Having raised over £10,000, the Wells & Walsingham Light Railway (WWLR) have now received the new boiler for their popular locomotive ... Donors giving more than £150 will be given a footplate ride on ...

elenaleonova / Getty Images Vertical equity is a method of collecting income tax in which the taxes paid increase with the amount of earned income. The driving principle behind vertical equity is ...

The world's smallest public railway have said they are fighting for survival against rising costs to keep their heritage trains running. The Wells and Walsingham Light Railway in Norfolk have ...

Vertical lines on your laptop screen can indicate a range of issues, both hardware and software-related. Regardless of whether the lines you see are red, green, blue, or black, swift action is ...

While Class B and C Climax locomotives survive elsewhere, the only other Class A locomotive is ... It originally featured a wood-fired tee-style boiler and two-cylinder vertical engine, along with a ...

The Wells and Walsingham Light Railway in Norfolk have recently had to dip into their own reserves to pay for a new boiler in their iconic Norfolk Hero steam locomotive. The 110-year-old tracks run ...