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Locomotives Ref No Locomotives Ref No. Item Description and Source L L2 LNER Loco List 1938 - Photocopies, locos maintained L3 Gorton LNER Loco drawings - Booklet L4 LDECR 0-4-4T - Drawing L5 SYR "Albion" - Drawing L6 GCR 11A 4-4-0 - Drawing L7 LNER D10 4-4-0 - Drawing No. 622-C L8 LNER X4 4-2-2 - Drawing L9 LNER 04 2-8-0 - Drawing L12 GCR 8A 0-8-0 - Drawing, MRN, Feb. 1963 L13 GCR 11B 4-4-0 - Drawing, MRN, Sept. 1963 L14 GCR 11F 4-4-0 - Drawing, MRC, Jan. 1962 L15 GCR 9J 0-6-0 - Drawing, MRN, Jun. 1962 L16 GCR 9J 0-6-0 by C. Reddy - Drawing, MRC, Jan. 1970 L17 GCR 0-6-2Ts by C. Reddy - Drawing, R.Mod, Nov. 1970 L18 GCR 4-4-2Ts by C. Reddy - Drawing, R.Mod, Jun. 1967 L19 GCR 8H 0-8-4T - Drawing L20 LDECR 0-6-0T by E. Davis - Drawing L21 GCR 8J 4-4-2 by C. Reddy - Drawing L22 GCR 9N 4-6-2T by C. Reddy - Drawing L23 WLWR 2-4-2T by C. Reddy - Drawing L24 WLWR 4-4-0 by C. Reddy - Drawing L25 Met. Ry 0-6-4T - Drawing L27 Robinson superheater - Article L28 GCR 11F 4-4-0 - Article L29 GCR 11F 4-4-0 - Article, RW, Jan 1959 L30 GCR 9P 4-6-0 - Article L31 GCR 9P 4-6-0 - Article L32 GCR 8H 0-8-4T - Article, TI, Jun. 1956 L33 GCR Locomotives - Article L34 GCR Locomotives - Article, RW, Nov. 1961 L35 GCR 15 2-6-0 - Article L36 LNER 06 2-8-0 - Article, building a model L37 LNER B17 4-6-0 - Article, Building a model L38 GCR Locomotives pt 2 - Article L39 GCR Locomotives pt 3 - Article L40 GCR 8K 2-8-0 - Article L41 GCR 8K 2-8-0 pt 1 - Article, RW, April 1969 L42 GCR 8K 2-8-0 pt 2 - Article, RW, May 1969 L43 GCR 8K 2-8-0 P.S - Article, RW, Aug. 1969 L44 GCR 8k 2-8-0 - Article, TI, Aug. 1957 L45 GCR 8K 2-8-0 pt 1 - Article, Building a Model L46 GCR 8K 2-8-0 pt 2 - Article, Building a model L47 GCR 11B 4-4-0 - Notes on Run, Marylebone - Manchester L48 Leicester MPD pts 1 & 2 - Article, RW, Jan. 1973 L49 GCR 8K 2-8-0 The GC Last Main Line to London - Article L51 Beyer Peacock - Booklet L52 Loco Workings, c. 1960 - Booklet L53 Mech. Condition Reports, 2-8-0's - Papers L54 Loco Departures, Mexboro', 1963 - Book L55 Locos to Shed, Mexboro', 1962-63 - Book L56 Locomans' pocket book, LNER, 8/1944 - Book L57 "Great Central Railway" - Article about Locos L58 " An Engineman's Recollections" - Article L61 LNER M1 - Drawing L63 "Locomotives of the GCR " - Book, n.d, MCV Allchin L64 Extracts from "The Locomotive" - Copy, About GC Engines L65 "Condensed History and Description of Gorton….. Works" - Ms and Plans, 28/3/1949 L68 BR(ER&NER) Allocations 6/5/1950 - RCTS Reprint, copy L69 LNER Allocations 11/1/1947 - RCTS Reprint, copy L70 GCR 4-4-2 " Jersey Lily" - Copy, Extract Mod. Engineer 3/12/71 L71 "Beyer Peacock, Loco Builders of Gorton, Manchester, a short history" - book, by R.L Hills L72 GCR, Robinson D9, 1901 - Drawing T.A. Lindsay L75 "Shipping RODs" - The Beyer Peacock Qtrly Review, Jan. 1930 Single page L76 "Pulverised Coal" - The Beye Peacock Qtlry Review, Jan 1929 (8H advert) L78 "The Wosboro' Banker" - Note, RCTS, 17/7/1980 L79 Driver Markham of Lincoln - Diary, Copy 1906-1936 L80 George Heath, Draftsman, Gorton Works - File, Work Books, c. late 1920's L81 Sheet, Engineman's List/workings, Gorton Loco, daily supp. List - Sunday 17/11/1946 tubed L82 Proposed Kitson-Meyer Garratt - G.A ex. Atkins, NRM 1988, Drg No. 3156 L84 "LNER Thompson Class B1 4-6-0" - R Mod. Jun. 1986 L85 "LNER Garratt" - R Mod, May 1983 L86 "LNER Class P1 2-8-2 diagram" - R Mod, Jan. 1973 L87 "The Big Austerities" + Diagram - R Mod, Jun. 1983 L88 Ms, Notes on Loco stock of SAMR, MSLR, SYR, GCR, LDECR, NBR, HBR, WMCQR, LNER, Sentinel Railcars Mersey Rly, Wirral Rly - Wm. Lees L89 Birkenhead Railway - L. Walker, compiled 1930's L90 "GCR: Loco list, classes, dimensions" 79 prints, c. 1914 - Blueprint Collection L91 "Locomotives & Railways" Heywood, vols. 3,4 1/1902 - 6/1903 - Vols 1,2 1/1900 - 12/1901 L92 " A Century of Loco Building by Robert Stephensom & Co., 1823-1923" - J.G.H Warren, 1923, rep. 1970 L93 "GC Section Notebook" - O. Russell, Letter, RW Jan. 1981 L94 "The Footballer' Interlude" - D. Jackson & O. Russell, RW, Jan. 1981 L95 "Slip Coach Finale" - D. Jackson & O. Russell, Rw, Jan. 1981 L98 "Woodhead Route Reflections" - N. Hammond, RW, Dec. 1987 L99 "The North Country Continental" - A. Jeffries(G.F. Allen), n.d L100 "The Woodhead Tunnel" - D. Weston, Steam Rly, Dec. 1981 L101 "GC Atlantic/Plymouth" - V.A Webster, RW, Sept. 1988 L102 "The Jersey Lilies" Class 8B 4-4-2 - RM, Ian Beattie, June 1989 L103 "Automatic Train Control" - Min. of Trans. Report, 1922 L104 GCR Engines, G. Heath - G.A Drawings with Dimensions etc.. L105 "Experiments with pulverised fuel, particulars of firebox lining" - Monograoh, G. Heath, Eng. No. 353, 10/11/1917 L106 GCR Locomotives stock - revised & corrected to 6/7/22 L108 Closure of Gorton Works, Disposal of drawings(Derby) 1963 - Copies etc, lists L109 "The Robinson 2-8-0s" Pts. 1&2 - J.W.D Rowledge, RW, Apr/May 1969 L110 "ROD Memories" - R.S McNaught, RW, n.d L111 " The Worsboro' Branch in Retrospect" - L.A Nixon, RW, Dec 1974 L112 "Great Central on the Welsh Border" Pts 1&2 - J.M Tolson, RM, Jan/Feb 1972 L113 "The H&B Rly" pts 1&2 - D.A Smith, RW, June/July 1960 L114 (all Locomotive Magazine - monthly from 15/1/1912 - 15/7/1913 then 15/9/1913 - 15/12/1913 L115 Ex GC 2-6-4, 4-6-2Ts - GA Drawings, HMRS, N. Campling L116 LDECR, Loco for tunnel construction - Locomotive Magazine, copy L117 The LDECR and its locos - Loco Mag, 15/11/1906, copy L118 Diesel, Electric & Steam locos, Assisstance (double heading & assistance in rear) Multiple & Tandem working - BR Drivers manual, n.d - BTC L119 Last Years of steam on Extension ' Motive Power Miscallany' - Typed notes; extracts from Trains illustrated 1952-1969 L121 "Robinson Reflections" - W.A Tuplin, Trains Annual 1951, copy L122 Redundancy, partial closure of Annesley - Letter, to P.D Ward from Div. Manager Nottingham, 3/5/1965 L123 Memories of the GC CRL Coles Copy L124 GCR ROD 2-8-0's - R Mod L128 Barnsley Court House - SLS Jnl, Vol. 49 no. 578, 9/1973 L129 East Leake - SLS Jnl, Vol. 56, ni. 657, 4/1980 L130 Eggington Junction; GC engines on GN section; - SLS Jnl, Vol. 54, no. 636, 7/1978 L131 Crisis on the GCR SR Engines at Woodford - SLS Jnl, Vol. 50, no. 592, 11/1974 L132 6-wh tank loco, WM&CQR - The Engineer, no. 3, copy Nov. 21/1902 L133 Leicester Cen.Shed, Sandhouse/coaling stage - Rough Sketch, Dimensions added L134 Coaling Stage, Frodingham, original - Sketch, as at 5/1/85 L135 Extracts from Hadfield; Cawkell - typed notes L137LFF GCR class 8, 0-8-0 Goods - Pencil Drawing Ex. Engineering 18/11/04 L138 GCR class 13 Pollitt 4-2-2 - ?,?, drawings, photos L140LFF GCR class 8K 2-8-0 - 10mm Pencil drawing, J.V Hall 21/5/50 L141 GCR class 12AT 2-4-0T - ?.?, drawings, photos, notes L142 GCR class 8B/8J 4-4-2 - ?.?, drawings, photos, notes L143LFF GCR class 11C 4-4-0 - 10mm Pencil Drawing, J.V Hall, 19/3/53 L144 GCR Director 4-4-0, D10,D11,D11/12 - Model Rlys, details, Dwgs, photos, text L145LFF GCR D11/2nd Series - 10mm Ink Drawing model details, J.V. Hall 9/47 L146 GCR class 11F 4-4-0 - ?.?. L147 GCR Directors - MRN, 8/1953, J.N. Maskelyne L148 GCR class 8K 2-8-0 - Model details, T.A. Lindsay L149 LDECR 0-6-4T - ?.?, Drawings etc.. L150 GCR class 9P 4-6-0 - The Locomotive, 15/3/1918, copy L151LFF GCR class 8 0-6-0T - 10mm Pencil drawing, J.V. Hall 24/5/52 L152LFF GCR class 0-8-4T - 10mm Ink Model details, J.V. Hall 3/12/44 L153 GCR ROD 2-8-0 - RM, 10/1965 L154 GCR ROD 2-8-0 Pts 1&2 RW, 4/1969, J.W.P. Rowledge L155 LNER class 04-01 a rebuilt 2-8-0 - Meccano Magazine L156LFF GCR class 1B 2-6-4T - 10mm Ink drawing, J.V. Hall 1/11/47 L157LFF MSLR 2-4-2T - 10mm Pencil drawing, J.V. Hall 20/4/49 L158 GCR class 9K/9L 4-4-2T by C.A. Reddy - drawing, notes L159LFF GCR class 1 4-6-0 'Sir Sam Fay' - 10mm Pencil drawing, J.V. Hall 4/1/53 L160LFF GCR class 9A/9C/9F 0-6-2T 10mm Ink drawing, J.V. Hall 28/4/47 L161 GCR class 8F 4-6-0 - MRC, article, E. Watson 1963 L162 GCR class 9N 4-6-2T & class 1B 2-6-4T - HMRS, N. Campling 4mm L163LFF GCR class 8 0-8-4T (LNER version with booster) - Ink drawing, J.V Hall 3/12/44 L164 Eason's Specials ex Cleethorpes - RW, n.d, Jackson/Russell, copy L166 GCR No. 1165, Valour - RW, 11/77, J.A. Lines, copy L168 Swan song of the GC 'Director' - RM, n.d, W.A.
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