please log in to view this image Built by the Great Western Railway, originally as 2-8-0T 5275 for use in South Wales hauling heavy coal trains, the locomotive became redundant in this traffic as coal usage became less, and was put in to storage at Swindon. It re-entered the Swindon on the 23rd July 1934 for alteration to 2-8-2T arrangement, and was renumbered 7200. The modifications cost £200.
please log in to view this image Steam Locomotive 7202, the third engine so altered, was adapted from 42xx No. 5277, built in 1926. 7202 entered service in September 1934. She was sent to Ebbw Junction in South Wales, ending her working life at Barry BR depot, from where she was shunted into Woodham Bros. yard for cutting up. The locomotive was purchased by the Great Western Society on 1st January 1973 from Woodhams of Barry and brought to Didcot in April 1974, where she is gradually being returned to working order.
please log in to view this image DB West German Railways Steam Locomotive Class 99 99 7204 at Mossbach in 1960 - 22/04/1960.
please log in to view this image BR British Railways Steam Locomotive Class 7200 - 7205 at Salisbury in 1954
please log in to view this image A Guide to Cyclic Fatigue Testing of Artificial Hip Implant Prostheses in accordance with ISO7206 -4, ISO 7206-6, ISO-7206-8 and ASTM F2068
please log in to view this image Registration / Serial: 7209 Aircraft Original Type: Grumman G-64 Albatross Aircraft Generic Type: Grumman G-64 Albatross (G-111 / U-16) Aircraft Version: Grumman HU-16E Albatross C/n (msn): 282 Operator Titles: USA - Coast Guard Unit Markings: CGAS Sacramento Location City / Airport: Sacramento - McClellan
please log in to view this image Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn Works No 7214 George 0-4-0ST This locomotive was built by Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn in 1945 and delivered new to the Spondon factory of British Celanese.
please log in to view this image 7216 GWR 7200 Class 2-8-2T No 7216 at Ebbw Junction Shed 24 March 1962
please log in to view this image Burrell Road Locomotive, 3057 "Lord Roberts" - Built in 1908, BE 7217 - The Great Dorset Steam Fair 2005 - 31 August 2005
please log in to view this image Heavy freight engine 7219 trundles through Lawrence Hill with a freight from South Wales. It may be headed for Bristol or possibly Salisbury with the engine working through to the SR. When St Philip's Marsh closed in June 1964, these engines were regular visitors to Barrow Road Shed, where they looked most out of place. Three have been preserved from Barry Scrapyard, but none have yet been restored.
