Why is Flying Scotsman so famous ... name one of their fleet of 'Gresley' pacific's 'Flying Scotsman'. In 2004, the National Railway Museum saved the iconic locomotive from being sold abroad.

The iconic Flying Scotsman will return to the National Railway Museum in York and visitors will get to climb aboard the locomotive. What started as one of Sir Nigel Gresley’s A1 class of ...

Famous trains, the Flying Scotsman and the Pendennis Castle, are coming to Oxfordshire this year. Two of the most storied locomotives in British railway history are set to reunite this spring at ...

In 1934, the Flying Scotsman was clocked at 100mph on a test run, the first locomotive in the UK to reach that speed. Owned by the National Railway Museum, the engine underwent a £4.2 million ...

The iconic Flying Scotsman, built in 1923, will be using the West Somerset Railway to run services between Bishops Lydeard and Minehead from 28 June to 14 July. It is visiting the area on a tour ...