The society meets at the Woodborough Social Club, Smithy Lane, Woodborough, near Pewsey on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:45pm.
For further details please telephone Max Wilkinson on 01672 851478.
New members are always welcome, so please feel free to come along and join in!
| Date | Presentation |
| 11th Jan | AGM Following the meeting Messrs Wilcocks and Wilkinson will present a brief look at our very own local Woodborough Station |
| 8th Feb |
The Irish Mail by Max Wilkinson Following the route of the oldest named train in the world, from Euston in London to Holyhead on Anglesey |
| 8th Mar |
The Kent Coast by Stuart Isbister A journey around the Kent coast from London to Ramsgate and back again in the glorious days of steam haulage |
| 12th April |
All Colours of the Rainbow by Dave Walker David looks back at diesel locomotive development over the last 55 years since the announcement of the Modernisation Plan |
| 10th May |
30 Years of TGV by Michael Bunn A history of the iconic French Train à Grande Vitesse |
| 14th Jun |
Steam Photographic Charters by Peter Elliott Peter talks on the hiring of trains in order to photograph them "as they were" |
| 12th Jul |
Oxford's Other Railway by Laurence Waters The LNWR and the LMS in and around the Oxford area from 1851 to 1968 |
| 9th Aug |
Slides From the Steam Era by Chris Youett & David Walker A new series of presentations |
| 13th Sep |
North London Line by David Butcher David talks about his experiences as the first ever Railtrack Contract Manager to be in charge of the entire NLL network under privatisation |
| 11th Oct |
A Year of Railway Photography by Martin Wilcocks The detailed twelve-month diary of a railway photographer |
| 8th Nov |
Bulleid Pacific/Merchant Navy Class Locomotives by John Fry John presents the history and development of these magnificent machines |
| 13th Dec |
East African Railways by Robert de Berry Robert gives us an insight into the steam locomotive operations on the EAR |
You can find our meeting location marked on the map below. You can scroll the map in any direction by clicking on it and dragging whilst holding the mouse button down, or by using the directional arrows. You can zoom in or out by using the + and - buttons below the arrows, and also select map or satellite views.
The Woodborough Social Club has their own website which you can find here.