Re: The Hunslet "Gwen"
| January 03, 2011 10:46PM |
The Gwen and the Jack were used together to the end, and the Jack survives today as well. Here are photos of it in operation at the Armley Mills Industrial Museum on several dates.
Photos of the Armley Mills Museum
This link and many others for 18" narrow gauge railways can be found on the
yahoo group - 18inch, which Ed created some years back and I now moderate.
Richard and others, you are welcome to come and join if you like!
Olin
Photos of the Armley Mills Museum
This link and many others for 18" narrow gauge railways can be found on the
yahoo group - 18inch, which Ed created some years back and I now moderate.
Richard and others, you are welcome to come and join if you like!
Olin
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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