Room with a roof light, containing 7 pull-up banners, part of the Portsmouth Area Railway Pasts exhibition. The banners feature text and images, and logos of those involved. On the walls are enamel signs.
Two pull-up banners, stood in front of viewing gallery windows, through which can just be seen work in progress on restoring steam locomotives. On the walls are enamel signs.
A display case containing leaflets about the South Coast's Forgotten Railway Workers exhibition, and the Railway Work, Life & Death project. Nearby on the table are pencils and feedback forms. Behind them sits a sign: 'Beware of trains'.
Poster with a deep green border, detailing the life story of Arthur Gates, killed in a shunting accident at Alton, Hampshire, in 1913, aged 20. Includes a posed staff safety photograph showing a railway worker about to be run over by a train approaching unseen from behind, a QR code to the full story, and logos of the University of Portsmouth, Watercress Line and Railway 200.
If you're going to the Watercress Line today, at Ropley you'll find the #Railway200 exhibition train ...
... and, in the viewing gallery, the Portsmouth Area Railway Pasts exhibition AND a new display all about staff on the Watercress Line before preservation - be sure to see it!
#RailwayHistory