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| Approaching Burdon Plain bridge from Birkheads on an Austerity loco (probably No.28 (VF 5298 of 1945) or No.83 (HE 3688 of 1949)) |
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| No.22 (HL 3103 of 1915) inside Marley Hill shed |
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| No.23 (HL 2719 of 1907) inside Marley Hill shed, near the forge |
Nos.22 & 23 have "North Durham Area" on the tank, so I think all photos were taken between 1967 & 1970. Marley Hill shed was in the hands of the NCB between 1947 & 1970 - note how tidy it looks.
If you have any Marley Hill photos or more information, please let me know (email address below left).
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Well done, Vic. Those pictures bring back the memories. Marley Hill shed always produced clean locomotives. (The 'N10's at Bowes Bridge were not usually as presentable - being Gateshead engines - unless they had recently visited the works). 'No. 83' at Marley Hill always looked 'ex-works' !
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