Cockermouth Keswick & Penrith Railway in the 1930s

8th January 2008

Richard Pattinson had a special interest in the CK&P. His father, John William, had been a director of the Company from 1903 and chairman for the last few months of the Company in 1922. He was also the main proprietor of Pattinson's Flour Mill at Whitehaven, later taken over by Quaker Oats. Most of these images are from the camera of Richard in the mid-1930s

Threlkeld Summit lkg E 700x1000 PA0010.jpg Buy Print	Cockermouth Junction, LNWR 0-6-0 on up train 1000x627 PA0796.jpg Buy Print	Cockermouth station, turntable and signals lkg W 1000x643 PA0799.jpg Buy Print	Braithwaite, E of, LNWR 0-6-0 with down train 1000x632 PA0804.jpg Buy Print
Makers plate on bridge near Bassenthwaite Lake 1000x835 PA0808.jpg Buy Print	Makers plate on bridge near Bassenthwaite Lake 1000x679 PA0809.jpg Buy Print	Embleton station crossing 1000x620 PA0810.jpg Buy Print	Embleton, E of, lkg E 1000x722 PA0812.jpg Buy Print
CK&P trespass notice 931x1000 PA0815.jpg Buy Print	Bassenthwaite Lake, lkg W to station 650x1000 PA0820.jpg Buy Print	Bassenthwaite Lake, lkg W to station 1000x641 PA0821.jpg Buy Print	Bassenthwaite Lake, E of 1000x681 PA0823.jpg Buy Print