Photograph Panels

The Great Eastern Railway were the first company to display photograph views in their carriages (in 1884) - simple mounted photos, with hand-written titles. In 1895 'colour-tinted' photographs were being used in many companies' carriages and these mounted panels lasted for many years. Edwardian times saw more black & white mounted photographs appear in all shapes and sizes and then in post-1923 'grouping' days, large numbers of sepia and b/w panels were produced by the LMS, GWR and SR.

Counties
Railway Companies
Builth Wells, Iron Bridge
Builth Wells, Iron Bridge
Prah Sands, (near Penzance)
Prah Sands, (near Penzance)
Lincoln, Horse Fair [View I]
Lincoln, Horse Fair [View I]
Newquay, Harbour
Newquay, Harbour
Bath, Pulteney Bridge
Bath, Pulteney Bridge

TRAVELLING ART GALLERY
TRAVELLING ART GALLERY
Travelling Art Gallery