MEMORIES of the days when steam ruled the rails will be relived in an art exhibition next month.
Artist Les Joss will display a collection of his work at Locomotion: The National Railway Museum at Shildon, from Sunday June 1 to Friday 27.
Entitled Memories of Steam, the exhibition will feature drawings and paintings of pre-1965 steam locomotives mainly from the North-East.
Mr Joss, a retired teacher from Sedgefield village, describes his work as 'nostalgic recollections of a misspent youth'.
Entitled Memories of Steam, the exhibition will feature drawings and paintings of pre-1965 locomotives from the North-East and Scotland.
The pictures range from large acrylic paintings to smaller water colours.
Locomotion is open daily from 10am to 5pm and admission is free.
For further information contact Locomotion on 01388-777999, by email on info@locomotion.uk.com or visit the website www.locomotion.uk.com.
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