Marley Hill engine shed was built by 1854 for the Pontop & Jarrow Railway extension to Byermoor. It is the oldest engine shed in the world still in use for its original purpose of housing steam locomotives.
On the left, Keighley Gasworks No.2, which is in use today |
LH&J No.14, with a wheelset from Horden awaiting retyring |
Another angle on No.14, which is currently a static exhibit |
At centre, Twizell awaiting gala duty next weekend |
Boilerless No.6, now replaced by Gamma at the back of Marley Hill shed |
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