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This year’s Stoke Row Road Run was blessed with many exhibits and excellent weather. Engines made their way from the Greenaway’s yard and other locations to The Sun at Whitchurch Hill for lunch. An inundated landlady made everyone very welcome. … Continue reading
At The TVTEC April meeting next Monday 8th April, James Wren Davis will be talking about the recent heavy general overhaul of the families Burrell 8nhp showman’s engine No. 2668, “Britannia”. This promises to be an evening worth turning out … Continue reading
Don’t forget to get down to the Englefield Social Club next Monday (14th) for our January Meeting. This month’s talk is from member Alan Steevens who’ll be showing some of his collection of traction engine slides. For those of you … Continue reading
Believe it or not, it’s that time again! Don’t forget to turn out next Monday for the Thames Valley Christmas Meeting at Englefield Social Club. A full buffet will be provided, photo competition, raffle, video’s, photo displays and more! All … Continue reading
The Steam Scenes website has recently added the Sid White collection of photo’s. There are a number of club engines (and some younger looking faces!). Here are a selection of some of the best. If anyone has any comments on … Continue reading
Next Monday’s monthly club meeting is model night (not the human variety!). Don’t forget to bring along your exhibit, whether it be a Mamod or a 4″ scale model – all are welcome! Here’s a few photo’s and video’s to … Continue reading
The Burnham Steam & Historic Machinery Club have very kindly invited TVTEC to join their Club Night on Thursday 17th May, which is a visit to a Garden Railway in Fifield, between Maidenhead and Windsor. The owner, David Buck, has … Continue reading
Comittee member Trevor Smallbone has provided these lovely pictures from Woodcote Rally in 1972. If you have any additional information or can identify some of the people in the photo’s, please leave a comment.
At the 50th Anniversary celebrations last July, it was decided a good idea to try to recreate the club’s logo badge. As a large crane wasn’t available, King George was positioned up the field from Old Timer, and the picture … Continue reading
The Thames Valley Traction Engine Club 