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Steam Days Magazine - July 2026

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In this issue

Captain Fryatt and the Great Eastern Railway continental services during the
First World War
Linking Britain with Holland and Belgium as key international routes, GER shipping found itself at the mercy of the Imperial German Navy in 1914-18. Andrew Kennedy pays homage to the company’s Captain C.A.Fryatt whose steadfast determination to follow Admiralty orders in the face of enemy aggression led to events that shocked the world in July 1916, 110 years ago.

Only known photographs of obscure engine sheds: East from Llanberis
Curated by Roger Griffiths, some lesser visited and even less often photographed LMS area engine sheds from North Wales and into North-West England come under the spotlight.

Steam Days Magazine Description:

Publisher: Kelsey-Media

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Steam Days - Steam nostalgia and railway history at its best!

Steam Days is a monthly magazine dedicated to all steam railway enthusiasts. Each issue covers the six regions of British Railways: Western, Southern, London, Midland, Eastern, and Scottish, with the occasional article on Irish railways and the industrial scene.

These well illustrated articles in the magazine cover the history of the railways of Britain from the early days of the 1800s through to the end of steam on British Railways in August 1968.