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LMS Jubilee Class 4-6-0 No 45731 Perseverance, minus its nameplate, still awaits its fate at St Rollox Shed having been withdrawn in October 1962 17 July 1963 FG Steinle
Photograph of steam locomotive Nr. 2, working for Sir B. Samuelson & Co Ltd at Sherburn Collieries (2.5 miles east of Durham) This Hudswell Clarke steam locomotive was works number 72 of 1866 and the tender was works number 74 of 1866. Both were despatched from the works on 30th October 1866. Both locomotive and tender were ordered by H Moreton for the Earl of Durham, Fence Houses (later Lambton, Hetton & Joicey Collieries). In 1914 to Sherburn Hill Colliery. In 1928 rebuilt by Ridley Shaw. Scrapped c/1940. Cylinders were 17 x 24 inches, and the driving wheels were 4 feet in diameter The two sets of buffers are for "normal" wagons and the much older Chaldron wagons that were operated in the north-east. The Earl of Londonderry owned collieries in the north-east of England (in the area between Durham and Newcastle) Chaldron wagons evolved from wooden wagons (wooden body, wooden chassis, and wooden wheels on wooden rails of the 1700s that were hauled by horses) to being wagons with iron wheels running on iron rails. They proved to be so well built that when the steam locomotive was invented, they successfully ran in long trains without being ripped apart by the trailing load Chaldron was a measure of volume that was used in the coal industry in north-east England in the same way that the Hund was a wagon size and a unit of measure in Central Europe
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Ffestiniog Railway locomotive LINDA heading service into Minffordd Station.
The 4-4-0 has become a 2-4-0, as it didn't do corners too well.
Peter Beevers has sent RailAdvent an update on construction of steam locomotive Y Sgwar, a 7.25" double fairlie locomotive.
Earl of Mount Edgcumbe steaming through Whitchurch Station. texture by sigmaman
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Taken on June 9th 1962 Ex-LNER Gresley V2 2-6-2 60903 at York station, in June 1962. The loco had entered service in 1940, and was withdrawn in February 1963, and scrapped in May. Only one example was preserved.. The station layout has changed since this photo was taken, and today (2023) all lines are electrified.. Restored from an emulsion-scratched original.. Original slide - property of Robert Gadsdon See where this photo was taken
Locomotives et trains de l'Est - Page 15 - CPArama.com
BALDWIN 45126/1917 ROD 53 ROD 72 EB 4789 NMBS 5003 NMBS 50.003 + 31/03/1966 Merelbeke +- 1960 0785
