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UKNIWM No. Title Location details Location Maintainer TOC Confirmed 13431 Great North of Scotland Railway Company Booking Office (leading to Union Square) Aberdeen (ex station) Is on station SFO First ScotRail Y 99999 Memorial plaque (duplicate of James St names) Old Roan Station gardens Aintree SFO Merseyrail Y Currently (11/11/13) in care of 890 Attenborough Railway Station Staff Attenborough Station Attenborough ‐ Y Broxtowe blue plaque group 99999 Attenborough Railway Station Staff Attenborough Station Attenborough SFO East Midlands Trains Y Ayr Station (formerly Glasgow St Enoch 13354 Glasgow and South Western Railway Ayr SFO First ScotRail Y Station) 60963 Balham Underground Railway Station Air Raid (2) Balham Underground Railway Station Balham SFO Underground Y 4095 Furness Railway Company Barrow Central Station Barrow in Furness SFO First Transpennine Belfast Central Railway Station (ex 6226 Belfast and County Down Railway Company Belfast Operator Northern Ireland Railways Y Queen's Quay station) Translink Railway Workshops (ex York Rd 6188 Midland Railway Northern Counties Committee Belfast Operator Northern Ireland Railways station, then Carrickfergus station) Belfast Central Railway Station (ex Great 6225 Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Belfast Operator Northern Ireland Railways Y Victoria Street station) Bethnal Green Underground Railway 12606 Bethnal Green Underground Railway Station Bethnal Green SFO Underground Y Station 61024 N Tunna GC (Railway Staff) Birkenhead Central Railway Station Birkenhead SFO Merseyrail Y London and North Western Railway Birmingham Goods 17327 New Street Railway Station Birmingham SFO LNW Y Department (Plaque1) 61044 Great Western Railway Roll of Honour WW1 Birmingham Moor Street Railway Station Birmingham SFO Chiltern Y London and North Western Railway Birmingham Goods 61085 New Street Railway Station Birmingham SFO LNW Y Department (Plaque 2) 99999 MR Saltley Loco Depot Memorial Saltley DB(S) Train Crew Depot Birmingham Operator DB(S) Y 60901 Air Collision Casualties Blackpool North Railway Station Blackpool SFO Northern Rail Y 99999 Wembley Train Crew Depot Wembley Train Crew Depot Brent Operator DB(S) ? 40145 London Brighton and South Coast Railway Brighton Station Brighton SFO Southern Y 40146 Southern Railway Brighton Railway Station Brighton SFO Southern Y 3161 Great Western Railway Roll of Honour WW1 Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station Bristol SFO First Great Western Y 61242 Midland Railway Bristol Goods Station Staff National Railway Museum York Museum NRM Y London and North Western Railway and London Midland and 2087 Euston Railway Station Camden SFO LNW Y Scottish Railway 99999 Memorial to L/Cpl J A Christie, VC Euston Railway Station Camden SFO LNW Y Great Northern Railway WW1 and London and North Eastern 2776 Kings Cross Station Camden SFO LNE Y Railway WW2 99999 Cardiff Central War Memorial Cardiff Central Station Cardiff SFO Arriva Trains Wales Y 21195 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ‐ ROLL OF HONOUR STATION ADMINISTRATIVE AREA CHESTER SFO Arriva Trains Wales Y London and North Western Railway Locomotive Department 20337 Chester Station Chester SFO Arriva Trains Wales Y WW1 11787 Great Eastern Railway Liverpool Street Railway Station City of London SFO Anglia Y 11789 Capt C Fryatt (Railway Staff) Liverpool Street Railway Station City of London SFO Anglia Y 54207 Kindertransport Sculpture, Hope Square (2) Liverpool Street Railway Station City of London SFO Anglia Y 57799 Kindertransport (2), Hope Square ‐ Plaque Liverpool Street Railway Station City of London SFO Anglia Y 54206 Kindertransport Sculpture, Hope Square (1); Sculptures only: Liverpool Street Railway Station City of London SFO Anglia Y artefects returned to IWM 52421 Balham Underground Railway Station Air Raid (1) London Transport Museum Covent Garden Museum LT Museum Y Crewe Railway Works Garden of Remembrance WW1 and 4066 Crewe Railway Works ‐ west of boiler shop Crewe Operator Bombardier Y WW2 London and North Western Railway Crewe Fitting Shop (Old 18343 Crewe Railway Works Building 32 Crewe Operator Bombardier Y Works) Crewe Fitting Shop (Steel Works) London and North Western 18344 Crewe Railway Works Building 32 Crewe Operator Bombardier Y Railway Crewe Railway Locomotive Department General Offices ‐ 18345 Crewe Railway Works Building 32 Crewe Operator Bombardier Y WW1 and WW2 (Number 1) London and North Western Railway Crewe Works Joiners 57673 Crewe Railway Works Building 32 Crewe Operator Bombardier Y Shop‐ WW1 London Midland and Scottish Railway Crewe Works Joiners 57676 Crewe Railway Works Building 32 Crewe Operator Bombardier Y Shop‐ WW2 London and North Western Railway Weston Lane Office Staff 57705 Weston Rd car park Crewe SFO Virgin Y WW1 Crewe Railway Locomotive Department General Offices‐ 61033 Crewe Railway Works Building 32 Crewe Operator Bombardier Y WW1 (Number 2 ) Crewe Railway Locomotive Department General Offices‐ 61034 Crewe Railway Works Building 32 Crewe Operator Bombardier Y WW1 and WW2 (Number 3 ) London & North Western Railway Crewe North and South Crewe Station ‐ First Class lounge ‐ ex 18346 Crewe SFO Virgin Y Steam Sheds (Plaque 1) South Steam Shed CHIEF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 52155 NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY MILEAGE OFFICE WW1 DARLINGTON DEPARTMENT MILEAGE OFFICE 891 Staff of Midland Railway ‐ Boer (South African) War Plaque Derby Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 892 Staff of Midland Railway St Marys Goods Depot Derby Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 893 Midland Railway Roadside ‐ Midland Road Derby Network Rail East Mids Y 14201 Midland Railway Engineers and Estate Agents ‐ WW1 John Ellis House Derby Network Rail East Mids Y MIDLAND RAILWAY MINES AND MINERALS SECTION PLAQUE 18905 John Ellis House DERBY Network Rail East Mids Y WW1 MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS D SHOP 18916 CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS DERBY Operator Bombardier Y BOARD WW1 Now in E shop MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS G 18917 CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS DERBY Operator Bombardier Y SECTION PLAQUE MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS H 18918 CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS DERBY Operator Bombardier ?? SECTION PLAQUE MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS 18919 CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS DERBY Operator Bombardier Y ZEPPELIN RAIDS PLAQUE WW1 18920 Midland Railway French Polishing Shop Plaque CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS DERBY Operator Bombardier ?? LMS RAILWAY CHIEF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ROLL OF 19058 GENERAL DRAWING OFFICE LMS RAILWAY DERBY ?? ?? ?? HONOUR WW2 19064 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 9 Shop Derby Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 10 Shop 19079 Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y (Plaque 2) 19115 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 8 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57634 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 18 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57635 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 1 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57636 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 4 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57637 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 6 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works Nos 7 and 7A 57638 Derby Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y Shops 57639 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 11 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57640 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 14 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57641 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 16 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works Nos 18A and 19 57642 Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y Shops 57643 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 19A Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57644 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 19B Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57645 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 20 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57646 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 21 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57647 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works No 22 Shop Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 57648 Staff of Midland Railway Locomotive Works Power Station Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby SFO East Midlands Trains Y 60921 Midland Railway Chemical Laboratory Platform 1, Derby Railway Station Derby Network Rail East Mids Y 64009 Capt FH Meredith Lewes John Ellis House Derby Network Rail East Mids Y Midland Railway Accountants Department (ex Wyvern 14256 John Ellis House Derby Network Rail East Mids Y House) (Lost) MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS E SHOP 99999 CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS Derby Operator Bombardier Y BOARD WW1 MIDLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS E SHOP 99999 CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS Derby Operator Bombardier Y BOARD WW2 59985 Great Western Railway Roll of Honour WW1 Didcot Railway Museum Didcot Museum GWS Didcot Y High Speed Railway Train Power Car No. 43087 11 Explosive 61426 Didcot Parkway Railway Station Mobile Mobile F(GW) Ordnance Disposal Regiment Royal Logistics Corps 99999 Reading GWR Signal Dept Great Western Trust
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