steam locomotive winston churchill leaving hythe station kent 

The steam locomotive Winston Churchill is one of the iconic engines of the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway (RH&DR), a historic narrow-gauge railway in Kent, England. Built in 1931 by the Yorkshire-based engineer Henry Greenly, this 15-inch gauge locomotive is modeled after the LNER A1 Pacifics and is renowned for its powerful performance and elegant lines. Named after the famous British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill has served both passenger and ceremonial duties on the line, contributing to the RH&DR's reputation as the "world's smallest public railway." Its classic design and rich heritage make it a favourite among railway enthusiasts and visitors alike.