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Lens of Sutton Association List 1 GWR Locomotives - Issue 1 - September 2002 Lens Of Sutton Association List 1 GWR Locomotives - Issue 1 - September 2002 Neg No Company Description Date Photographer 40001 WR 15xx 0-6-0PT no.1500 Old Oak Common shed c1955 40002 WR 15xx 0-6-0PT no.1503 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40003 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1623 Lydney Jcn shed c1955 40004 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1666 Carmarthen station c1955 JS 40005 GWR 1701 0-6-0PT no.1709 Swindon Works yard c1952 40006 WR 2021 0-6-0PT no.2070 Bristol Docks c1952 40007 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3618 Southall shed c1955 JS 40008 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3633 Nine Elms shed c1959 JS 40009 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3666 c1955 40010 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3709 Didcot shed, fitted with spark arrester c1955 JS 40011 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3746 Swindon Works yard c1952 40012 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3778 Stafford Rd shed c1955 40013 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4692 inside Nine Elms shed c1959 JS 40014 GWR 54xx 0-6-0PT no.5417 c1948 40015 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5755 c1952 40016 GWR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.6419 Plymouth (North Rd) c1949 JS 40017 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7722 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40018 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7723 Cheltenham Spa shed c1955 40019 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7731 Southall shed c1955 JS 40020 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8734 Stafford Road shed c1955 40021 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8760 Old Oak Common shed c1955 40022 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8765 Old Oak Common shed c1955 40023 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8769 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40024 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8773 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40025 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9401 Stratford shed c1955 JS 40026 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9413 Southall Shed c1955 40027 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9469 Southall Shed c1955 JS 40028 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9707 Old Oak Common shed, condensing gear c1955 JS 40029 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9709 Old Oak Common shed, condensing gear c1955 40030 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9730 Duffryn Yard shed c1955 40031 GWR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9409 Old Oak Common shed c1948 JS 40032 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8760 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40033 WR 57XX 0-6-0PT no.3635 Swindon Works Yard c1955 40034 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9751 Old Oak Common carriage sidings c1955 40035 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7411 Oxford shed c1949 40036 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7710 Southall shed c1955 JS 40037 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8764 Old Oak Common shed, BR lined black livery c1955 JS 40038 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8752 Southall shed c1955 JS 40039 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8409 Bromsgrove shed c1961 JS 40040 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1612 Burry Port?, no.1632 in frame c1955 40041 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7415 Swindon Works Yard ? 40042 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7797 Oxley shed c1955 40043 WR 15xx 0-6-0PT no.1502 c1955 40044 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4644 Old Oak Common shed c1955 40045 GWR BPGV 0-6-0T no.2165 c1949 40046 GWR BPGV 0-6-0T no.2162 Llanelly shed, inside roundhouse c1949 JS 40047 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8713 Tyseley shed, inside roundhouse c1955 JS 40048 GWR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9408 c1947 40049 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8491 Swindon Works Yard 40050 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8492 Swindon Works Yard 40051 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7733 Abercynon shed, no.1610 in frame c1955 JS 40052 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8767 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40053 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8415 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40054 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4698 Nine Elms shed, inside shed c1959 JS 40055 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9415 Old Oak Common shed, inside roundhouse c1955 JS 40056 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4672 Nine Elms shed c1959 JS 40057 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5752 Old Oak Common shed, spark arresting chimney c1955 JS 40058 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7760 Oxford shed c1955 JS 40059 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7784 Westbury shed c1960 JS 40060 GWR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7714 ? 40061 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7791 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40062 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7788 reading shed ? JS 40063 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7730 c1955 JS 40064 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7734 Old Oak Common shed 40065 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7712 Newport (Pill) shed c1955 JS Page 1 Lens Of Sutton Association List 1 GWR Locomotives - Issue 1 - September 2002 Neg No Company Description Date Photographer 40066 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.7708 c1955 JS 40067 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8755 c1955 JS 40068 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8753 Southall shed c1955 JS 40069 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8750 Southall shed c1955 JS 40070 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8418 Duffryn Yard shed c1955 JS 40071 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9722 Slough shed c1955 JS 40072 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8417 Swindon Works Yard c1950 JS 40073 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8498 Old Oak Common shed c1963 JS 40074 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5753 Slough shed c1955 JS 40075 GWR 1701 0-6-0PT no.1836 ? 40076 GWR 2021 0-6-0PT no.2053 Reading Signal Works siding? c1948 JS 40077 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9707 Old Oak Common shed, condensing gear c1955 JS 40078 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9724 Wellington shed, inside shed c1961 JS 40079 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9725 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40080 GWR BPGV 0-6-0ST no.2195 Swindon Words Yard c1947 JS 40081 GWR 1701 0-6-0PT no.1715 Swindon Works Yard JS 40082 GWR 0-6-0PT no.1282 ? 40083 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8462 c1955 JS 40084 GWR 1701 0-6-0PT no.1716 JS 40085 WR 2021 0-6-0PT no.2095 Stafford Rd shed, on turntable c1948 JS 40086 GWR 1366 0-6-0PT no.1370 Swindon Shed Yard ? 40087 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3620 Southall shed c1955 JS 40088 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3622 Didcot shed c1955 JS 40089 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4650 Slough shed c1955 JS 40090 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9421 Slough shed c1955 JS 40091 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9606 c1960 JS 40092 WR 0-6-0PT no.1648 Swindon Works Yard ? 40093 GWR 2021 0-6-0PT no.2070 Bristol (Temple Meads) c1948 JS 40094 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4691 Slough shed c1955 JS 40095 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1608 c1955 JS 40096 WR 15xx 0-6-0PT no.1505 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40097 WR 15xx 0-6-0PT no.1501 Southall shed c1955 JS 40098 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1636 Oxford shed, inside shed c1955 JS 40099 WR 15xx 0-6-0PT no.1504 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40100 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1661 Kidderminster shed, spark arresting chimney c1955 JS 40101 WR 15xx 0-6-0PT no.1500 Old Oak Common shed c1955 40102 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1638 c1965 JS 40103 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3688 Old Oak Common shed c1955 JS 40104 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1669 c1956 JS 40105 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4631 Folkestone Junction c1959 JS 40106 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9749 Newbury station c1960 JS 40107 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3671 c1959 JS 40108 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3689 Tyseley shed, inside roundhouse c1955 JS 10109 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7442 ? JS 40110 WR 54xx 0-6-0PT no.5416 c1950 JS 41111 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.9411 Old Oak Common shed c1955 40112 GWR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5718 ? 40113 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4663 c1955 40114 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5719 Stourbridge Junction shed c1955 40115 WR 54xx 0-6-0PT no.5415 Southall shed c1961 JS 40116 GWR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7429 ? 40117 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5764 Old Oak Common shed c1956 JS 40118 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5717 Old Oak Common shed c1956 JS 40119 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7440 c1956 40120 GWR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.6421 Swindon Works Yard ? 40121 GWR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.9755 Southall shed ? 40122 WR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.5746 c1956 JS 40123 WR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.5740 Newport (Pill) shed c1956 JS 40124 WR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.5735 c1955 40125 WR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.5727 c1955 40126 WR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.4673 c1955 40127 WR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.4689 inside shed ? 40128 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7438 Swindon Works Yard c1959 JS 40129 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7436 Oxford shed c1956 JS 40130 GWR 64xx 0-6-0PT no.6424 Swindon Works Yard ? 40131 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.9710 Old Oak Common shed c1956 JS Page 2 Lens Of Sutton Association List 1 GWR Locomotives - Issue 1 - September 2002 Neg No Company Description Date Photographer 40132 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7411 Oxford shed c1956 JS 40133 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4646 c1959 40134 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4634 Nine Elms shed c1960 JS 40135 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8774 Southall shed c1959 JS 40136 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8763 Old Oak Common shed c1956 JS 40137 WR 74xx 0-6-0PT no.7428 Swindon Works Yard c1960 JS 40138 WR 54xx 0-6-0PT no.5411 Southall shed c1956 JS 40139 WR 54xx 0-6-0PT no.5415 Southall shed c1959 JS 40140 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5780 c1960 40141 WR 16xx 0-6-0PT no.1626 St Blazey c1955 JS 40142 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4606 c1955 40143 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3787 Plymouth (North Road) c1955 JS 40144 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3799 Southall shed c1956 JS 40146 GWR 1901 0-6-0PT no.1909 ? 40147 GWR 2021 0-6-0PT no.2091 ? 40148 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.5744 Didcot shed, spark arresting chimney c1956 JS 40149 GWR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8768 Kensington (Addison Road) ? 40150 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8728 Swindon Works Yard c1960 JS 40151 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8754 Old Oak Common shed c1956 JS 40152 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8444 Swindon Works Yard 1953 JS 40153 WR 94xx 0-6-0PT no.8403 Newton Abbot shed c1956 JS 40154 GWR 17xx 0-6-0PT no.1751 Swindon Works Yard ? 40155 WR 17xx 0-6-0PT no.1709 ? 40156 GWR 2021 0-6-0PT no.2055 ? 40157 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3721 c1956 JS 40158 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3733 c1960 JS 40159 GWR 54xx 0-6-0PT no.5413 ? 40160 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.8762 Stewarts Lane shed c1955 JS 40161 GWR 27xx 0-6-0PT no.2705 Swindon Works dump ? 40162 GWR 27xx 0-6-0PT no.2731 Swindon Works Yard c1947 40163 GWR 27xx 0-6-0PT no.2781 Swindon Works Yard 15.4.48 40164 WR 1366 0-6-0PT no.1368 Weymouth c1960 40165 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3608 Slough shed c1956 40166 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3648 Old Oak Common shed c1956 40167 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3654 Swindon Stock shed? ? 40168 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3658 Halesowen station c1956 40169 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3750 Southall shed c1956 40170 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.3754 Old Oak Common shed, inside roundhouse c1956 40171 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4605 Wellington shed c1962 40172 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4608 Southall shed c1956 40173 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4610 Folkstone Junction shed, inside shed c1960 40174 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4615 Old Oak Common c1956 40175 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4626 c1960 40176 WR 57xx 0-6-0PT no.4629 Gloucester shed, inside shed
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