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Great Western Railway Quiz
Riding the Rails of History: The Great Western Railway Quiz
Updated: Jun 13, 2023
All aboard! Test your knowledge on the Great Western Railway - an iconic British railway company from the golden age of steam. Don't miss this express ride through history!
Get ready to test your Great Western Railway knowledge to the max with this tricky quiz! Featuring 19 questions on a wide range of Great Western Railway topics, it's not for the casual fan. Only the most dedicated enthusiasts will be able to answer them all correctly. Unlock your full potential.
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1833
1838
1835
1830
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George Stephenson
Robert Stephenson
Thomas Telford
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
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8 Ft
6 Ft
4 Ft 8½ In
7 Ft
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All Of The Above
Great Way Round
Holiday Line
God's Wonderful Railway
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Royal Blue
Black
Crimson Red
Brunswick Green
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Maroon And Cream
Green And Cream
Blue And Cream
Chocolate And Cream
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Flying Dutchman
Orient Express
Flying Scotsman
Royal Scot
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1912
1902
1892
1882
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Horse-drawn Carriages
Buses
Airplanes
Ferry Services
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1945
1950
1947
1952
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1850
1841
1837
1845
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Narrow Gauge
Metric Gauge
Standard Gauge
Mixed Gauge
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God's Wonderful Railway
Great Way Round
Holiday Line
The Green Machine
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Blue
Yellow
Red
Green
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Blackpool
Scarborough
Torquay
Brighton
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Steam Rail Motors
Electric Trains
Cable Cars
Horse-Drawn Carriages
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Ownership Stake
Pilot Training
Aircraft Manufacturing
Air Traffic Control
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1833
1835
1836
1834
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Double-Decker Wagons
Smaller Wagons
Refrigerated Wagons
Larger, More Economic Wagons
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