Hunslet Cloister
The Steetley Refractories manganese plant at Hartlepool was accessed from the Durham coast line via Cemetery North Junction. A chance visit in September 1986 found Hunslet 0.4.0DH 7425/81 shunting PAA wagons used to carry dolomite from the quarry at Thristlington. Although security wouldn't let us in, there was a Hudswell Clarke which we would have liked to have tracked down, we could photograph operations from just inside the fence. The works closed in 2005, the Hunslet passing to a dealer; has it survived? Pentax MX/50mm Fujichrome 100
Leek Street Flats
A variety of products including GN15 Locos, GN15 Figures, GN15 Wagons, GN15 Scenery, 009 Locos, OO9 Scenery, O/O-16.5/7mm Gauge, 16mm items and OO Locos.
Hunslet 2.5" drawings
Pictured at National Slate Museum, Llanberis.
Hunslet 2.5" drawings 2
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Looking east towards Stourton, the building to the right is what was at the time, Alf Cookes Printing Wks...it is still there now..... Today, over to the left behind the camera is the Black Bull St junction coming in from Crown Point bridge, now part of the A61 inner ring rd south leading towards the start of the M1 Motorway....to the right behind the photographer is Butterley St, and a little way along the Crown Point Retail Park...Photo.. A J K Terry.
Ex Sierra Leone Railway Hunslet 2-6-2T No.14 at Llanfair Caereinion Welshpool & Llanfair Railway Gala Wales, September 2008
Well I didn't plan on progressing this project quite this quickly but I was poorly this week so had a little more day dream planning time a...
The first pair of Hudson Hunslets to be 'finished' are shown here on my garden railway, and I'm really proud of them both... What I lo...
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Great historical gem of a pub and well worth a visit.
"It'll not stay that clean for long!" Hunslet 6677 of 1967 is seen outside NCB Fishburn Coking Plant, Co Durham on 25th May 1981. This was one of a pair of 252hp 0-4-0 DH locos supplied to Norwood Coking Plant which closed in 1980 and the site was used for the Gateshead Garden Festival a few years later. The other loco (HE 6688) moved to Derwenthaugh coke works and was later preserved, currently running at the Dean Forest Railway as "Salty". However this clean loco was scrapped after Fishburn closed in 1986.
A slideshow of hundreds of pictures of Hunslet places and people through the 20th century, how many do you recognise?Part 1 of the slideshow is here: http://...
