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ARNOLD & SONS LTD 1 Seacroft & Skillingbeck Hospital, Leeds /1900-04 2 Embsay Reservoir, Skipton /1904-09 3 Castle Carrock Reservoir, Cumberland /1905 4 Leeds Corporation, Leighton Reservoir, Masham /1908-15 5 GCR Brodsworth Railway, near Doncaster /1908 6 Midland Carriage & Wagon Works, Birmingham /1911-12 7 GNR Woodhall Junction - Bellwater Junction /1912-14 8 Colchester Lunatic Asylum /1912-14 9 GNR Cuffley-Stevenage, No. 3 Contract /1913-16 10 GNR Waltham-High Dyke /1915-19 11 Ripon Filter Beds c/1915 12 Ripon, WD c/1915 13 Holwell Iron Co., Sidings, Stainby Glebe /1915 14 Howden Aerodrome 15 Sedgefield Aerodrome 16 Melton Portland Cement Works, Ferriby /1919-21 17 Estate at Kirk Sandall, Doncaster 18 Pilkington's Works, Doncaster /1921-25 19 GNR Fletton Junction-Peterborough down side widening /1922-23 20 Bethlem Royal Hospital, Surrey /1925-26 21 Work at Nottingham Corporation Power Station /1926-28 22 LNER Bilsthorpe Branch /1927-28 23 LMSR Clipstone Colliery Branch /1928-29 24 Blidworth Railway, Nottinghamshire /1928-29 25 Knostrop Sewage Works, Leeds /1930-32 26 LMSR Barking - Upminster widening /1930-32 27 LNER Mottram - Dinting widening /1931-33 Gauge: Std. PHILLIP 0-4-0ST MW 1304/1895 ex Hutchinson, PHILLIP, c/1901 Contracts 1, 2, 7 & 9 to Manganese Bronze, Ipswich, /1930 SHERMAN 0-4-0ST P 842/1900 ex Mayoh & Haley, SHERMAN Contracts 7 & 9 to Scottish Freestone Quarries, SHERMAN 8 0-6-0ST BH 889/1890 ex Whitaker Bros., 8 Contracts 7, 9, 15 & 20 to Booths, Bradford TRYM 0-4-0ST HE 287/1883 ex Whitaker Bros, 2, /1911 Contracts 7, 9 & 25 to Howard Farrow Ltd., TRYM 3 0-6-0ST MW 1590/1903 ex W. Patterson, Foxley, 3, /1912 Contracts 7, 9, 18, 22, 26 & 27 to S. Williams, Dagenham, 1, /1934 4 0-6-0ST MW 1634/1905 ex W. Patterson, Guide Bridge, 4, /1912 to Sir J. Jackson, Grantham H. Arnold & Sons Ltd 1 6 0-6-0ST MW Contract 7 s/s CRICH 0-4-0ST HC 309/1887 ex O. Wright, Crich, via Hudswell Clarke, /1912 Contracts 7 & 9 to L. J. Speight (?) DOLLY GREY 0-4-0ST HE (?) ex ? Contracts 7 & 18 s/s FULWOOD 0-6-0ST HE 529/1891 ex C. Baker & Sons, /1913 Contracts 7, 9, 18 & 20 (?) to Leeds Sand & Gravel, /1923 BIRKENHEAD 0-6-0ST MW 1530/1891 ex John Scott, BIRKENHEAD, /1914 Contracts 7, 9 & 18 to Sheffield Corporation, Ewden, /1921 IREWELL 0-6-0ST MW 1820/1914 New Contracts 7 & 9 to Wilson Lovatt & Sons 1 0-4-0TG AtW 117/1930 New Contracts 26 & 27 to P. Spence, Farnworth, c/1936 2 0-4-0TG AtW 118/1930 New Contract 27 to P. Spence, Farnworth, via T. W. Ward 3 0-4-0TG AtW 119/1930 New Contract 27 to Pilsley Colliery 5 0-6-0ST P 1801/1931 New Contract 27 to Fountain & Burnley Coal Co., c/1932 6 0-6-0ST K 5457/1931 New Contract 27 to Appleby-Frodingham, 34, /1936 7 0-6-0ST K 5458/1932 New Contract 27 to T. W. Ward, /1936 10 Contracts 7 & 9 11 Contracts 7 & 9 UPNEY 0-6-0T Contract 26 SUTTON 0-6-0ST HE 187/1877 ex J. Firbank, SUTTON Contracts to William Rigby, c/1898 DEARNE 0-6-0ST MW 1575/1902 ex Naylor Bros. Contract 16 to Leeds Sand & Gravel (?) 0-6-0ST MW 83/1863 ex East & West Junction Railway (?), c/1904 Contracts 2 & 6 to Midland Carriage & Wagon Co., c/1912 CLARA Contracts 21 & 22 H. Arnold & Sons Ltd 2 Gauge: 3' 0" TODMORDEN (BURN) 0-4-0WT WB 902/1887 ex Todmorden Corporation, TODMORDEN Contracts 2 & 4 to Leeds Corporation, Leighton Reservoir, c/1913 NIDD 0-4-0ST WB 1658/1901 ex Holme & King, NIDD, /1909 Contract 4 to Leeds Corporation, Leighton Reservoir, c/1912 SWANSEA 0-4-0ST P 959/1902 ex Swansea Corporation, SWANSEA, /1904 Contracts 2, 4, 10 & 11 to Cafferata 5, SWANSEA REDE 04-0ST WB 1413/1892 ex Newcastle & Gateshead Water Co., REDE Contracts 4 & 11 to South Metropolitan Gas Co., /1920 MARY 0-4-0ST WB 1717/1902 ex P. Drake & Son, Ogden Reservoir, MARY, c/1912 Contract 2 PENWYLLT 0-4-0ST WB 1704/1902 ex Swansea Corporation, PENWYLLT Contract 4 to ? , A. M. Carmichael, /1919 POTT 0-4-0ST HC 311/1889 ex A. Kellet & Sons, HAGLEY, /1908 Contract 4 to Topham, Jones & Railton, Singapore (?), c/1918 LEIGHTON 0-4-0ST P ex J. B. Watson & Sons, Leeds, /1911 Contracts 4, 10 & 11 sold BRIG 0-4-0ST HC 504/1898 ex J. Wardell & Co., /1912 Contract 4 to Abertillery U.D.C. GILL 0-4-0ST P 1003/1903 ex J. B. Watson & Son, /1913 Contract 4 to Lewis & Harris W. & D. Co., /1919 HEALEY 0-4-0ST HC 1038/1914 New Contracts 4, 10 & 12 to Lehane McKenzie & Shand, GORPLE, /1927 FEARBY 0-4-0ST HC 1085/1914 New Contracts 4, 10 & 12 to Lehane McKenzie & Shand (?) /1927 CRAY 0-4-0ST WB 1674/1901 ex J. Byrom Contract 4 sold 0-4-0ST P 968/1902 ex ? , Heywood & Middleton Water Board, /1914 Contract 16 to Taff Fechan Water Board 0-4-0ST Contract 16 to Humber P. C. Co., /1921 H. Arnold & Sons Ltd 3 Gauge: 2' 0" CLARO 0-4-2ST TG 310/1903 ex Harrogate Corporation, /1911 Contracts 4, 10, 11, 17 & 18 to Wake, /1922; thence to Dorman Long SIDNEY AK 1478 ex O. Wright & Co., /1912 Contracts 4, 9, 10, 11, 16 & 17 sold /1919 MASHAM 0-6-2ST TG 366/1904 ex ?, Leeds Corporation, /1912 Contracts 4 & 8 to R. H. Longbottom, /1916 HARROGATE 0-4-2ST TG 301/1902 ex Harrogate Corporation, HARROGATE, /1913 Contracts 4, 9, 10, 11 & 16 to B. Whittaker, Rothwell Brickworks, /1922 H. Arnold & Sons Ltd 4 C. BAKER & SONS 1877-1916 (a) BAKER & FIRBANK 1877-1883 (b) 1 GNR Batley - Dewsbury 1 loco /1877 (a) 2 Garston Dock /1877-78 (b) 3 LNWR Barton Moss - Cross Lane widening 1 loco /1878-83 (b) 4 GN & GER Jt. Rly Ruskington - Lincoln (20m) 4 locos /1879-82 (b) 5 GNR Barkstone curve /1881 (b) 6 MR Clearing site for Bradford Station 2 locos /1883-86 (a) 7 Rishworth Moor Reservoir, Wakefield Waterworks 3 locos /1885 (a) 8 Halifax - Holmfirth (?) 1 loco /1880-90 (a) 9 GNR Pudsey & Low Moor - Dudley Hill 7 locos /1889-93 (a) 10 Warsop Colliery Branch /1896 (a) 11 Merstone - Ventnor W. (?) /1896 (a) 12 GNR Stevenage - Hitchin down side widening 2 locos /1897 (a) 13 GNR Tallington - Helpston widening /1898 (a) 14 Newdigate Colliery /1898 (a) 15 MR Kilby Bridge - Wigston widening 2 locos /1899-1900 (a) 16 GCR Ardsley down shunting sidings /1900 (a) 17 GWR Berkeley Road loop 1 loco /1904 (a) 18 GCR Darnall Junction - Woodburn Junction down loop 1 loco /1905 (a) 19 GCR Worksop down loop & sidings /1905 (a) 20 Gresford Colliery 3 locos /1907 (a) 21 Staveley Coal & Iron Co., sidings /1908 (a) 22 Moorhope & Frickley sidings /1908 (a) 23 GCR Broughton Lane sidings 1 loco /1911 (a) 24 Llay Main Colliery 2 locos /1914-23 (a) Gauge: Std. DEWSBURY 0-6-0ST HE 196/1878 Contract 1 to J. P. Edwards by /1908 KATE 0-4-0ST HE 214/1879 Contract 3 to L. P. Nott DUNSTON 0-6-0ST HE 256/1881 Contract 4 to T. N. Brown by /1898 LORD COLVILLE 0-6-0ST HE 257/1881 Contract 4 to Dransfield & Smith by /1895 0-6-0ST MW 600/1876 Contract 4 to Dransfield & Smith MELTON 0-6-0ST MW 656/1877 ex J. Firbank, MIDLAND Contracts 4 & 9 to Wissington Light Rly., 9/1913. BRADFORD 0-6-0ST MW 899/1883 Contracts 6 & 9 to Walter Scott & Co., c/1893 TRAFALGAR 0-6-0ST MW 911/1884 Contracts 6 & 9 to Walter Scott & Co., c/1893 DUDLEY HILL 0-6-0ST MW 683/1878 ex William Moss, WANSFORD Contracts 8 & 9 to J. P. Edwards C. Baker/Baker & Firbank 5 BILLY 0-4-0ST HC 215/1879 ex Pinxton Collieries Contract 9 s/s /1893 TYERSALL 0-6-0ST MW 1068/1888 ex T. A. Walker Contract 9 to Walter Scott & Co., /1893 PELLON 0-6-0ST MW 1112/1889 Contract 9 to Walter Scott & Co., c/1893 WYMONDLEY 0-6-0ST MW 1331/1897 Contract 12 to R. T. Relf 0-4-0ST HC 477/1897 Contract 12 to Bourtree Coal Co., NELLIE FRANK 0-6-0ST MW 1440/1899 Contract 15 to John Ellis & Sons Ltd., by /1916 WIGSTON 0-6-0ST HE 719/1900 Contract 15 to H. Lovatt, 18, c/1902 FRANK 0-6-0ST MW 1642/1904 Contract 17 to Sheffield Corporation, Ewden, /1914 CHESTERFIELD 0-6-0ST MW 1667/1906 Contract 18 to Staveley Coal & Iron Co. FULWOOD 0-6-0ST HE 529/1891 ex Price & Wills, by /1911 Contract 23 to H. Arnold & Sons, /1913 TYNE 0-6-0ST MW 1593/1903 ex John Scott Contract 20 to Llay Main Collieries TEES VALLEY 0-6-0ST MW 1594/1903 ex John Scott Contract 20 to Llay Main Collieries DANBY LODGE 0-6-0ST MW 1595/1903 ex John Scott Contract 20 to MR, /1915 MIDDLESBORO 0-6-0ST MW 1598/1903 ex John Scott Contract 24 to Itters Brickworks, Calvert, Buckinghamshire CHARLES BAKER 0-6-0ST HE 1167/1914 Contract 24 to Shap Granite Co., /1916 Gauge: 3' 0" LIZZIE 0-4-0ST MW 915/1883 Contract 7 later to Sir Lindsay Parkinson TOM 0-4-0ST MW 930/1884 Contract 7 to S.
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