Darlington Scrapyard 1. I visited the above in April 1961,here D49 No. 62727 'The Quorn' & J72 No.68670 await scrapping.
May 13th 1966 36A Doncaster mpd A rather sad line at 36A with 9F 2-10-0 92201 and two WD 2-8-0s. All steam locomotives seen here that day were withdrawn
Wintery scenes at Cohen's Cransley scrapyard, near Kettering, in early 1966. Photo by Les Pitcher. Copyright : Phantasrail Galleries
Barry Railway Scrapyard
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There wouldn't be a railway heritage business in the UK if it wasn't for this remarkable scrapyard
GWR pannier stands rather optimistically next to the coaling point in Barry Scrapyard in 1978. Unfortunately the loco was broken up for spares to keep the other Pannier tanks running on the Severn Valley railway.
Abandoned Train Pyramids’-Vic Berry’s Scrapyard(These scenes of late ’80s carnage at Vic Berry’s Scrapyard in Leicester will send shivers down the spines of railway enthusiasts – withdrawn locomotives stacked in notorious ‘train pyramids’)
A 1970s railway enthusiast trip during a family holiday. I saw lots of diesel hydraulics and the highlight was a visit to Barry Island scrapyard. Photos of British Rail trains 1970s.
Barry ScrapyardIt's difficult to imagine where the British railway preservation movement would be without Dai Woodham's scrapyard at Barry. Over 200 locomotives were rescued from the yard and now form the mainstay of services on heritage railways throughout the country. Here are some of them before they were 'liberated' to become the stars of our heritage lines.
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1961/06/04.R571. Railway scrapyards were not happy places! This is the scene in the scrapyard of Doncater Works with J39/2 class 0-6-0 64970 partially dismantled on the 4th June, 1961. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
Prussian Blue-liveried Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway Fowler 7F 2-8-0 88 (BR 53808) heads south from Highley with a train for Kidderminster. I remember when I first saw this engine in Woodham's Barry scrapyard in 1968 I had no idea what it was but as my mate seemed to be drooling over it I assumed it was something special. No sign of Prussian Blue in those days, just regulation rust red! And there were two of them.
