taken 35 years ago, near to Rugby, Warwickshire, England
Continental freight through Rugby
It may be thought that rail freight from continental Europe (other than shipping containers) only started with the Channel Tunnel in the 1990s, but in fact there were such services before, using ferry crossings.
Here, electric locomotive 85004 hauls a train of miscellaneous French and German wagons northwards through Rugby station.
Is the chapel clad in corrugated iron? If so, take a look at the Tin Tabernacles site, www.TinTabernacles.com for more, and the addy to let the compiler know you've found another for him.