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
Newcastle-On-Tyne, St. Nicholas Cathedral
Newcastle-On-Tyne, St. Nicholas Cathedral
St Michael's Mount, Penzance
St Michael's Mount, Penzance
Shipton-On-Stour
Shipton-On-Stour
Lincoln Cathedral  [Spires]
Lincoln Cathedral [Spires]
Portinscale Bridge
Portinscale Bridge

TRAVELLING ART GALLERY
TRAVELLING ART GALLERY
Travelling Art Gallery