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Excellent and historically rich photograph. Much enjoyed.
That water tower is amazing! I’ll bet there are a few old railroaders hoping the steamers will get reprieve at the time of this photo.
These photos of the old Hamilton structures are fantastic! I’d love to see more of the roundhouse and various stone buildings. Thanks for sharing.
Another classic—thanks for posting
Take notice that the number plates and headlights on the steam locomotives have been removed—I’ll bet they ended up in some lucky person’s private collection
It’s unreal how the old GWR structures were razed, GWR spared no expense in their Hamilton structures considering how much stone was used… but as it was during these days (the 60′s) heritage value wasn’t really as appreciated as it would have been today. Agreed on seeing more photos of the buildings, they’ve fascinated me for some time.
Fascinating!
Railway history at it’s best! Thanks for sharing.
The Ford in the foreground is probably Doug’s father’s car