A photographic exhibition by Headhunters Railway Museum, hosted by Enniskillen Library, featuring Fermanagh railway scenes captured by Anthony Burges and Neil Sprinks, who were very active photographers of UK and Irish railway branch lines in the 1950's. The exhibition is complimented by artefacts from Headhunters Railway Museum.
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