Flying Scotsman NYMR Photos
Explore Flying Scotsman photos featuring locomotive 60103 on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, from Grosmont and Goathland stations to open moorland and countryside views. Choose colour and black-and-white photographic prints from £17.50, alongside canvases, framed prints and other wall art. Made by our family-run business in Yorkshire, with free UK delivery.
How to Order Your Flying Scotsman Print
Choose your photograph
Browse the Flying Scotsman pictures above and click “View Product” beneath your favourite image.Choose your finish and size
Select your preferred print type and size, then choose a frame finish where applicable. Your selected options will show the price.Add to your basket
Check your choices, add your print to the basket and complete your order. Free UK delivery is included.
Need help choosing? Contact our family-run team and we’ll be happy to advise on sizes, print finishes and framing.
Photographing Flying Scotsman on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway
Flying Scotsman is a wonderful subject to photograph, but the setting matters just as much as the locomotive. A trail of steam above the countryside, the curve of the railway through a valley or an arrival at a traditional station gives each picture its own character.
I’ve photographed Flying Scotsman at locations along the NYMR, returning for different light, weather and seasonal colour. This collection brings those photographs together, so you can choose a scene that reminds you of a railway visit, a favourite viewpoint or your love of steam trains.
Flying Scotsman Pictures from Stations, Valleys and Moorland
The collection includes Flying Scotsman at Grosmont, Goathland, Levisham and Pickering stations, alongside photographs from Esk Valley Cottages, Beck Hole, Water Arc, Darnholm, Abbot’s House Farm, Moorgates, Fen Bog and New Bridge Crossing.
These settings offer very different pictures: the familiar buildings and platforms of the heritage stations, woodland along the line and wider views across the moors. Browse the photographs above to find your favourite combination of locomotive, landscape and light
Explore the locations and stories behind the photographs in our Flying Scotsman prints guide.
Flying Scotsman Canvas, Framed Prints and Photo Prints
Your choice of finish can change how a photograph looks in your room. A Flying Scotsman canvas gives the picture a textured finish, while a floating framed canvas adds a frame around the stretched canvas.
Framed prints offer a classic presentation for your favourite railway scene. Mounted prints and photo-only prints give you flexibility if you prefer to choose your own frame. Box prints and foam board prints provide further ways to display the photograph.
Open your chosen picture to see its available sizes, finishes and prices. Whether you’re choosing a smaller keepsake or a larger piece of Flying Scotsman wall art, we’re happy to help you find an option that suits your space.
Explore the locations and stories behind the photographs in our Flying Scotsman prints guide.
Flying Scotsman 60103 — Previously Numbered 4472
Built at Doncaster Works in 1923 and designed by Sir Nigel Gresley, Flying Scotsman began life as an A1 steam locomotive and was later rebuilt as an A3. It carried the famous LNER number 4472 before receiving British Railways number 60103.
Whether you know the engine as 4472 Flying Scotsman or locomotive 60103, this gallery celebrates its appearances on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway through original photography.
Explore the North Yorkshire Moors Railway
Explore the map to discover stations and photography locations along the NYMR, from Grosmont and Goathland to Levisham and Pickering. Click the pins to browse photographs from each location and see more of the railway scenery featured in our Flying Scotsman collection.
Flying Scotsman Photos & Prints — Frequently Asked Questions
Where were your Flying Scotsman photographs taken?
Our photographs capture Flying Scotsman during its visits to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Locations include Grosmont, Goathland, Levisham and Pickering stations, along with countryside viewpoints at Esk Valley Cottages, Beck Hole, Darnholm, Moorgates, Fen Bog and New Bridge Crossing. The photograph titles help you identify where each picture was taken.
Who photographed Flying Scotsman?
All the photographs in this collection were taken by Laurie Smithies, photographer and co-owner of The North Yorkshire Gallery. These are original photographs of Flying Scotsman on the NYMR, capturing the locomotive against the stations, valleys and moorland of North Yorkshire.
What is the difference between Flying Scotsman 4472 and 60103?
They are the same locomotive. Flying Scotsman carried the number 4472 during its London and North Eastern Railway years and later received British Railways number 60103. Our photograph titles identify the engine as it appears in each scene.
Which print types can I choose?
Our Flying Scotsman photographs are available in a range of finishes, including canvas prints, floating framed canvases, framed prints, mounted prints, photo-only prints, box prints and foam board prints. Open your chosen photograph’s product page to see the options available for that image.
How do I choose the right size for my wall?
Measure the space where you would like to display your picture, then check the sizes offered on the product page. For framed prints, consider the overall dimensions including the mount and frame. If you’re unsure about sizing, contact us with the photograph you like and the space you have available, and we’ll help you choose.
Can I buy black-and-white Flying Scotsman prints?
Yes. Our collection includes black-and-white Flying Scotsman pictures as well as colour photographs. Black-and-white images emphasise the steam, locomotive detail and railway atmosphere, while colour photographs bring out the green engine and surrounding Yorkshire scenery.
Can I see a Flying Scotsman print in your Whitby gallery before buying?
You’re welcome to visit us at 155 Church Street, Whitby. If you would like to see a particular Flying Scotsman photograph or print finish, please contact us before travelling. We’ll confirm what is on display and, where possible, arrange an example for you to view.
How much do Flying Scotsman prints cost, and is delivery included?
Prints start from £17.50, with free UK delivery. The price depends on your chosen size and finish. Select your options on the photograph’s product page to see the price before adding it to your basket.
Can I order a Flying Scotsman print as a gift?
Yes. A photograph of a favourite locomotive or a memorable NYMR location makes a thoughtful gift for a railway enthusiast. If you need it for a birthday, retirement, Christmas or another particular date, please contact us before ordering so we can advise whether we can meet your deadline.
Choose Your Favourite Flying Scotsman Photograph
Browse the collection above to find a Flying Scotsman picture for your home or a thoughtful gift for a steam railway enthusiast. Choose your photograph, size and finish, with prints from £17.50 and free UK delivery.
You’re also welcome to visit The North Yorkshire Gallery at 155 Church Street, Whitby. If there’s a particular photograph you would like to see in person, please contact us before your visit and we’ll do our best to arrange it.
Discover more North Yorkshire Moors Railway photos or explore our wider North York Moors photography collection.