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Lens of Sutton Association List 1A GWR Locomotives Neg No Class Number Period Date Location Notes Name 30000 57xx class 3702 GWR ukn 30001 57xx class 3702 BR c64 Swindon Works Yard ??? 30002 57xx class 3705 GWR ukn 30003 57xx class 3710 BR ukn 30004 57xx class 3711 BR c62 Swindon Works Yard 30005 57xx class 3712 BR c58 Truro 30006 57xx class 3713 BR c62 Swindon Works Yard 30007 57xx class 3714 GWR 12.11.35 Swindon Works Yard 30008 57xx class 3715 BR c60 30501 also in frame 30009 57xx class 3721 BR c50 Didcot Shed spark arresting chimney fitted 30010 57xx class 3722 GWR ukn 30011 57xx class 3723 BR c58 Reading Shed 30012 57xx class 3730 BR c58 30013 57xx class 3743 GWR ukn 30014 57xx class 3745 BR c58 Gloucester Horton Rd Shed 30015 57xx class 3752 BR c55 30016 57xx class 3758 BR c64 30017 57xx class 3765 BR c55 30018 57xx class 3766 GWR ukn 30019 57xx class 3776 BR c55 30020 57xx class 3788 BR c58 30021 57xx class 3794 BR c58 Exeter St Davids 30022 57xx class 4600 BR c62 30023 57xx class 4606 BR c58 30024 57xx class 4610 BR c55 30025 57xx class 4612 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30026 57xx class 4613 BR c55 Worcester (Shrub Hill) 30027 57xx class 4615 BR c55 30028 57xx class 4628 BR c62 Swindon Works Dump 30029 57xx class 4629 BR c58 30030 57xx class 4631 BR c62 30031 57xx class 4632 BR c62 30032 57xx class 4634 BR c60 Clapham Jcn 30033 57xx class 4643 BR c62 30034 57xx class 4644 BR c55 Old Oak Common Shed inside roundhouse 30035 57xx class 4649 BR c55 Swindon Works Yard 30036 57xx class 4652 BR c63 30037 57xx class 4654 BR c60 30038 57xx class 4654 BR c55 30039 57xx class 4657 BR ukn 30040 57xx class 4659 BR ukn 30041 57xx class 4660 BR c55 Bristol (Temple Meads) 30042 57xx class 4668 BR c55 Swindon Works Yard 30043 57xx class 4669 BR c55 30044 57xx class 4670 BR c55 30045 57xx class 4675 BR c55 30046 57xx class 4678 BR c55 30047 57xx class 4679 BR c55 30048 57xx class 4689 BR c55 30049 57xx class 4692 BR c62 Clapham Jcn 30050 57xx class 4693 BR c62 30051 57xx class 4698 BR c55 Old Oak Common 30052 54xx class 5400 BR c55 Carmarthen Shed 30053 54xx class 5401 BR c52 Southall Shed 30054 54xx class 5405 GWR ukn 30055 54xx class 5409 BR c53 30056 54xx class 5410 GWR ukn 30057 54xx class 5410 BR c63 Swindon Works Dump 30058 54xx class 5411 GWR ukn 30059 54xx class 5412 GWR 1.8.37 Westbury Shed 30060 54xx class 5415 BR c55 Old Oak Common Shed 30061 54xx class 5416 GWR ukn 30062 54xx class 5420 GWR ukn 30063 54xx class 5421 BR c58 30064 54xx class 5423 BR c55 30065 54xx class 5424 BR c55 Banbury Shed 30066 57xx class 5702 BR c55 30067 57xx class 5708 BR c55 30068 57xx class 5710 GWR ukn Swindon Works Yard 30069 57xx class 5713 GWR ukn 30070 57xx class 5715 BR c55 Swindon Works Yard 30071 57xx class 5716 BR c55 30072 57xx class 5717 BR c55 Old Oak Common Shed 30073 57xx class 5720 BR c55 Neath (N &B) Shed 30074 57xx class 5721 BR c50 Merthyr 30075 57xx class 5723 BR c59 Ex Stationary Boiler 30076 57xx class 5727 GWR ukn copy of Official--Weed killer train 30077 57xx class 5731 BR c60 30078 57xx class 5733 BR c58 Swindon Works Dump 30079 57xx class 5734 BR c55 30080 57xx class 5740 BR c55 30081 57xx class 5741 BR c57 Swindon Works Dump after removal of Spark arrester 30082 57xx class 5744 BR 4.62 Westbury Shed chmney 30083 57xx class 5748 GWR ukn 30084 57xx class 5753 BR c55 Southall Shed 30085 57xx class 5755 BR c55 30086 57xx class 5757 BR 5.3.50 Westbury Shed 30087 57xx class 5756 BR c61 Swindon Works Yard 30088 57xx class 5760 GWR ukn 30089 57xx class 5763 BR c55 30090 57xx class 5764 BR c55 Old Oak Common Shed 30091 57xx class 5766 GWR ukn 30092 57xx class 5768 BR c55 30093 57xx class 5771 BR c55 30094 57xx class 5775 BR c57 30095 57xx class 5776 BR c60 Swindon Works Dump 30096 57xx class 5780 BR c55 30097 57xx class 5786 BR c56 Canton Shed 30098 57xx class 5794 GWR ukn 30099 57xx class 5795 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30100 57xx class 5798 BR c62 Swindon Works Yard 30101 64xx class 6401 BR c57 Ebbw Jcn Shed 30102 64xx class 6408 BR c60 30103 64xx class 6411 GWR ukn 30104 64xx class 6413 GWR ukn 30105 64xx class 6418 BR c60 30106 64xx class 6420 GWR ukn 30107 64xx class 6424 GWR c35 Swindon Works Yard 30108 64xx class 6424 BR c58 30109 64xx class 6432 BR c59 Swindon Works Yard 30110 64xx class 6433 BR c52 Abercynon Shed 30111 64xx class 6434 BR c57 Cathays Shed 30112 64xx class 6437 BR c61 Gloucester (Central) 30113 64xx class 6439 BR c59 Ebbw Jcn Shed 30114 57xx class 6700 GWR 13.7.34 Cardiff East Dock Shed 30115 57xx class 6701 BR c55 Cardiff East Dock Shed 30116 57xx class 6702 GWR 14.8.37 Cardiff East Dock Shed 30117 57xx class 6707 BR c49 Cardiff East Dock Shed 30118 57xx class 6708 BR c55 Cardiff East Dock Shed 30119 57xx class 6710 GWR ukn Swindon Works Yard 30120 57xx class 6716 GWR ukn Swindon Shed 30121 57xx class 6717 BR c55 30122 57xx class 6719 BR c55 30123 57xx class 6725 GWR ukn copyneg 30124 57xx class 6727 BR c55 Newport Pill Shed 30125 57xx class 6729 BR c55 Newport Pill Shed 30126 57xx class 6730 BR c57 Swindon Works Yard 30127 57xx class 6731 GWR ukn Swindon Works Yard 30128 57xx class 6732 BR c55 Newport Pill Shed 30129 57xx class 6737 GWR ukn Swindon Works Yard 30130 57xx class 6740 GWR ukn Barry Shed 30131 57xx class 6744 BR c55 30132 57xx class 6752 BR c58 Barry Shed 30133 57xx class 6754 BR c58 Barry Shed 30134 57xx class 6758 BR c59 Swindon Shed 30135 57xx class 6762 BR c55 Danygraig Shed 30136 57xx class 6767 BR c60 30137 57xx class 6768 BR c61 Swansea East Dock Shed 30138 57xx class 6769 BR c60 Swindon Shed 30139 57xx class 6770 BR c58 30140 57xx class 6771 BR c58 Swindon Works Yard 30141 57xx class 6772 BR c59 Newport Pill Shed 30142 57xx class 6773 BR c58 Barry Shed 30143 74xx class 7400 BR c55 30144 74xx class 7404 GWR ukn 30145 74xx class 7404 GWR ukn Oxford Shed 30146 74xx class 7408 BR c55 Swansea Victoria Shed 30147 74xx class 7410 GWR 26.12.36 Banbury Shed 30148 74xx class 7419 GWR ukn 30149 74xx class 7419 BR 7.9.49 Carmarthen 30150 74xx class 7423 BR c61 30151 74xx class 7424 BR c55 Swindon Shed 30152 74xx class 7425 BR c55 Carmarthen Shed 30153 74xx class 7427 BR c60 30154 74xx class 7435 BR c64 Swindon Works Yard 30155 74xx class 7440 BR c55 Croes Newydd Shed 30156 74xx class 7442 BR c61 Machylleth Shed 30157 74xx class 7443 BR c60 Croes Newydd Shed 30158 74xx class 7445 BR c55 30159 74xx class 7448 BR c62 Carmarthen Shed 30160 57xx class 7704 BR c55 Swansea East Dock Shed 30161 57xx class 7705 BR c59 Swindon Works Yard 30162 57xx class 7706 BR c55 Swindon Works Yard 30163 57xx class 7709 BR c55 St Blazey Shed 30164 57xx class 7710 BR c55 lineside 30165 57xx class 7713 GWR 25.8.35 Old Oak Common Shed spark arrester chimney fitted 30166 57xx class 7714 BR c55 30167 57xx class 7717 GWR ukn 30168 57xx class 7720 BR c60 30169 57xx class 7724 BR c55 Swindon Works Yard 30170 57xx class 7725 BR c55 30171 57xx class 7728 BR c55 30172 57xx class 7733 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30173 57xx class 7734 BR c55 Old Oak Common Shed 30174 57xx class 7735 BR c55 30175 57xx class 7737 BR c55 30176 57xx class 7742 BR c55 30177 57xx class 7743 BR c55 30178 57xx class 7754 BR c55 30179 57xx class 7755 BR c55 Swindon Works Yard 30180 57xx class 7756 BR c55 30181 57xx class 7759 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30182 57xx class 7764 BR c55 30183 57xx class 7767 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30184 57xx class 7768 GWR ukn 30185 57xx class 7769 BR c55 Neath Shed 30186 57xx class 7770 BR c59 Swindon Works Yard 30187 57xx class 7774 BR c59 30188 57xx class 7776 BR c55 Canton Shed 30189 57xx class 7785 BR c58 Swindon Works Yard 30190 57xx class 7786 BR c55 30191 57xx class 7788 BR c52 30192 57xx class 7793 BR c60 Swindon Works Dump 30193 57xx class 7796 BR c55 Wolverhampton (LL) 30194 57xx class 7798 BR c61 Swindon Works Yard 30195 57xx class 7799 BR c62 Swindon Works Yard 30196 94xx class 8401 BR c55 30197 94xx class 8404 BR c55 30198 94xx class 8410 BR 8.9.51 Duffryn Yard Shed 30199 94xx class 8413 BR c55 St Phillips Marsh Shed 30200 94xx class 8414 BR c60 30201 94xx class 8417 BR c50 Swindon Works Yard 30202 94xx class 8419 BR c55 30203 94xx class 8422 BR c55 Laira Shed 30204 94xx class 8426 BR c55 Laira Shed 30205 94xx class 8427 BR c55 30206 94xx class 8429 BR c60 Swindon Works Dump 30207 94xx class 8432 BR c55 30208 94xx class 8433 BR c55 30209 94xx class 8434 BR c59 Swindon Works Yard 30210 94xx class 8435 BR 11.10.53 Didcot Shed 30211 94xx class 8439 BR c55 30212 94xx class 8442 BR c55 30213 94xx class 8443 BR c55 Swansea East Dock Shed 30214 94xx class 8444 BR c55 30215 94xx class 8447 BR c55 Canton Shed 30216 94xx class 8449 BR c58 30217 94xx class 8454 BR c61 Swindon Works Dump 30218 94xx class 8455 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30219 94xx class 8456 BR c55 Exeter Shed 30220 94xx class 8458 BR c50 Swindon Works Yard 30221 94xx class 8466 BR c60 30222 94xx class 8467 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30223 94xx class 8470 BR c55 30224 94xx class 8471 BR c55 Radyr Shed 30225 94xx class 8472 BR c55 30226 94xx class 8473 BR c55 30227 94xx class 8475 BR c60 Swansea East Dock Shed 30228 94xx class 8477 BR c55 30229 94xx class 8478 BR c52 Swindon Works Yard 30230 94xx class 8479 BR c60 30231 94xx class 8480 BR c58 Worcester Shed 30232 94xx class 8481 BR c60 Swindon Works Yard 30233 94xx class 8482 BR c55 30234 94xx class 8484 BR c60 Canton Shed 30235 94xx class 8485 BR c60 Swindon Works Dump 30236 94xx class 8486 BR 1952 Swindon Shed 30237 94xx class 8491 BR 1952 Swindon Works Yard 30238 94xx class 8495 BR c55 30239 94xx class 8497 BR 16.11.52 Swindon Shed 30240 57xx class 8701 BR c55 30241 57xx class 8702 BR c55 30242 57xx class 8707
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    2a. Bluebell Railway Education Department The main parts of a locomotive Based on a Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway locomotive, built in 1925 From the book “Steam Railways Explained”, author Stan Yorke, with permission of Countryside Books BLUEBELL RAILWAY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 2b. The development of the railway locomotive 1. The steam locomotive is, in essence, a large kettle which heats water until it turns into steam, that steam is then used, under pressure, to move the engine and the train. One of the earliest and most successful locomotives was “The Rocket” used on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway which opened in 1830. The Rocket Wheel arrangement 0-2-2 Built 1829 2. This early design was rapidly improved upon and the locomotive soon assumed the shape that we recognise today. “Captain Baxter was built in 1877 and can be seen today at the Bluebell Railway. Dorking Greystone Lime Company No 3 “Captain Baxter” Wheels 0-4-0T Built 1877 3. A the years went by bigger and faster locomotives were developed to meet the needs of both passengers and freight as illustrated by this South Eastern & Chatham Railway engine which ran between London and the Kent coast. South Eastern & Chatham Railway No. 263 Wheel arrangement 0-4-4T Built 1905 4. As passenger traffic grew in the 20th century still larger and more powerful engines were required. This Southern Railway engine, built in 1936, was sent to Barry Scrapyard in South Wales following the end of steam on British Railways in 1968. It was rescued by the Bluebell and delivered to Sheffield Park Station in 1978, where it was restored to running order.