Bank Hall Locomotive Depot in 1948: two ex-Lancashire & Yorkshire engines outside the smaller through Shed: ex-L&Y 1F 0-6-0T No. 11535, fitted with dumb buffers and swinging spark-arrestor for working in the Docks; behind it is Class 30 6F 0-8-0 No. 12782. (Beyond can be glimpsed an 8F 2-8-0 with the unusual combination of 'M' as well as the BR initial '4' added to its number). Photo: 20 June 1848 by Ben Brooksbank, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license.

Recording Locomotive Sightings 1943 - 1968
A generation of enthusiasts recorded the movements of locomotives around the railway system. These records of visits to locomotive depots have been collected and carefully analysed to provide an overall portrait for the period 1943 to 1968. During that period of steam's final years, there was a marked change from the pre-grouping types that still found work at a few depots, to the modern BR designs that worked until the end in 1968. The handling of freight and passenger services was a major undertaking from town and cities, ports, coal mines and factories. All of it traversed the labyrinth of lines that criss-crossed the country. There were numerous 'sheds' spread throughout the length and breadth of the land that provided and serviced the vast army of steam locomotives (20,000 in 1948). Here is just a taste of that history.

Friday, 15 March 2019

Days Out No. 2: 16th September 1951 - London Southern Region Sheds

A Drummond T14 ‘Paddlebox’ 4-6-0 rolls off the turntable at Nine Elms on 1st March 1947. 
Photo - Ben Brooksbank, licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons 2.0 licence.

Stewart's Lane, Battersea
Pre Grouping Ownership - London, Chatham and Dover Railwayopened:1881prior to 1950BAT
type:A brick built 16TS dead ended shed.closed:Sep-631950 -196273A
location:Between Battersea Park and Wandsworth stations.1962 -196375D
AbbreviationsSECR - South East & Chatham RailwayLBSCR - London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
Fb - Fairburn
Sunday 16th September 195173Atotal:76
H 0-4-4T (SECR)E2 0-6-0T (LBSCR)N15 "King Arthur" 4-6-0"West Country" 4-6-2
3100573A3210073A3076373A Sir Bors de Ganis3403373A Chard
3126173A3210173A3076973A Sir Balan3409173A Weymouth
3126573A3210273A3077474C Sir Lavaine3410373A Calstock
3126673A3210473A3077773A Sir Lamiel"Battle of Britain" 4-6-2
3126973A3210573A3077973A Sir Colgrevance3406773A Tangmere
3131173A3210773A3079270A Sir Hervis de Revel3406873A Kenley
3131974EP 0-6-0T (SECR)3079473B Sir Ector de Maris3407073A Manston
3132073A3155873A3079573A Sir Dinadan3407474C 46 Squadron
3132973AC 0-6-0 (SECR)3080274A Sir Durnore3408174B 92 Squadron
R1 0-4-4T (SECR)3126073E"Schools" 4-4-03408573A 501 Squadron
SR170874C3157373D3091474B Eastbourne3408774B 145 Squadron
D3 0-4-4T (LBSCR)3157573AU1 2-6-0N 2-6-03408874B 213 Squadron
3238075D3158073A3190173A3140973A3408974B 602 Squadron
W 2-6-4T3158173A3190373A3141073AMerchant Navy 4-6-2
3191273A3168573D3190673A3141373A3502372A Holland-Afrika Line
3191473A3171873A3190973A3141473A3502573A Brocklebank Line
cl 4MT 2-6-4T (Fb)3172573BU 2-6-03181273A3502673A Lamport & Holt Line
4208473AQ1 0-6-03180470CN1 2-6-03502973A Ellerman Lines
4208573A3303673AD1 4-4-0 (SECR)3188073C"Britannia" 4-6-2
L 4-4-0 (SECR)0-6-0 diesel3147074CE1 4-4-0 (SECR)7001473A Iron Duke
3178074B152143174373A3101973AL1 4-4-0
3106773A3175973A
shed codes70A Nine Elms70C Guildford72A Exmouth Junction73A Stewart's Lane73B Bricklayer's Arms
73C Hither Green73D Gillingham73E Faversham74A Ashford74B Ramsgate74C Dover
74E St. Leonard's75D Horsham
Visits to Stewart's Lane 1936 - 1963
Nine Elms
Opened by the London & South Western Railwayopened:1885prior to 19509E
type:Two brick built dead ended sheds:10TS (new) and 15TS (old). closed:Jul-671950-196770A
location:On a spur, between Vauxhall and Queens Road stations.
AbbreviationsSECR - South East & Chatham RailwayLBSCR - London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
LSWR - London & South Western Railway
Sunday 16th September 195170Atotal:62
M7 0-4-4T (LSWR)H15 4-6-0 (LSWR)N15 "King Arthur" 4-6-0West Country 4-6-2
3012370A3048570A3044872B Sir Tristram3400670A Bude
3013070A3048971A3045372B King Arthur3400970A Lyme Regis
3024870A3052170A3045671A Sir Galahad3401170A Tavistock
3067670A3052370A3045771A Sir Bedivere3401370A Okehampton
H 0-4-4T (SECR)S15 4-6-0 (LSWR)3075170A Etarre3401572A Exmouth
3155270A3082972B3075571A The Red Knight3402070A Seaton
3155370A3083172BN15X "Remembrance" 4-6-03409371B Saunton
3155470AT9 4-4-0 (LSWR)3232870D Hackworth"Battle of Britain" 4-6-2
O2 0-4-4T (LSWR)3071870ALord Nelson 4-6-03404972A Anti-Aircraft Command
3022170A3071970A3085571A Robert Blake3405172B Winston Churchill
D1 0-4-2T (LBSCR)3072171A3086070A Lord Hawke3405272B Lord Dowding
701S70AL11 4-4-0 (LSWR)Britannia 4-6-23405872A Sir Frederick Pile
E4 0-6-2T (LBSCR)3016370A7000970A Alfred the Great3406370A 229 Squadron
3246870AD 4-4-0 (SECR)700 0-6-0 (LSWR)G6 0-6-0T (LSWR)Merchant Navy 4-6-2
3249171A3174470E3070170A3016070A3500572A Canadian Pacific
3249370AU 2-6-00-6-0 diesel3027770A3500872B Orient Line
3249870A3161870E15213Z 0-8-0T3501070A Blue Star
3249970A3162070C3095570A3501470A Nederland Line
3162570A3501570A Rotterdam Lloyd
3501870A British India Line
3502170A New Zealand Line
shed codes70A Nine Elms70B Feltham70C Guildford70D Basingstoke70E Reading South
71B Bournemouth71A Eastleigh72A Exmouth Junction72B Salisbury
Visits to Nine Elms 1936 - 1956
Visits to Nine Elms 1957 - 1967
Hither Green
Opened by the Southern Railwayopened:1933prior to 1950HIT
type:A concrete built 6TS dead ended shed.closed to steam:Oct-611950 -196173C
location:East of the line, south of the station.
AbbreviationsSECR - South East & Chatham Railway
Sunday 16th September 195173Ctotal:43
C 0-6-0 (SECR)W 2-6-4TN15 "King Arthur" 4-6-00-6-0 diesels
3101873C3168473D3191173C3080673C Sir Galleron1521915225
3103373B3168773C3191373CN 2-6-0N1 2-6-01522115226
3106373C3168873C3191573C3140874A3182273C1522215227
3110273B3169273C3192173C3185873C3187673C1522315228
3129773BQ1 0-6-03192273C3186273C3187773C1522415229
3149573E3301971A3192373C3187573BE 4-4-0 (SECR)
3159373D3302774D3192473CU 2-6-03115973C
3168173A3304074D3192573C3180270C
shed codes70C Guildford71A Eastleigh73A Stewart's Lane73B Bricklayer's Arms73C Hither Green
73D Gillingham73E Faversham74D Tonbridge
Visits to Hither Green 1939 - 1961
Redhill
Opened by South East Coast Railway opened:1853prior to 1950RED
type:A brick built 3TS through road shed.closed:Jun-651950-196575B
location:In the fork of the Tonbridge and Brighton lines, south of the station.
AbbreviationsSECR - South East & Chatham RailwayLBSCR - London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
Fb - Fairburn
Sunday 16th September 195175Btotal:22
E4 0-6-2T (LBSCR)C 0-6-0 (SECR)C2X 0-6-0 (LBSCR)N 2-6-0U 2-6-0D 4-4-0 (SECR)
3251275B3171373D3244873B3185973C3162470B3158675B
3256075BQ1 0-6-03244975B3186375B3179571B3159175B
3256175B3300670B3245175E3186575BU1 2-6-0WD 2-8-0
cl 4MT 2-6-4T (Fb)3303174DW 2-6-4T3186775B3189775B9071873C
4210675F3191875B3190473A
shed codes70B Feltham71B Bournemouth73A Stewart's Lane73B Bricklayer's Arms73C Hither Green
73D Gillingham74D Tonbridge75B Redhill75E Three Bridges75F Tunbridge Wells W.
Visits to Redhill 1946 - 1965
Norwood Junction
Opened by the Southern Railwayopened:1935prior to 1950NOR
type:A concrete built 6TS dead ended shedclosed:Jun-641950-196475C
location:On the east side of the line, north of the station.
AbbreviationsSECR - South East & Chatham RailwayLBSCR - London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
Sunday 16th September 195175Ctotal:39
H 0-4-4T (SECR)E4 0-6-2T (LBSCR)C2X 0-6-0 (LBSCR)C 0-6-0 (SECR)K 2-6-0 (LBSCR)W 2-6-4T
3118473A3247675C3244375C3106873B3233775A3191675C
E6 0-6-2T (LBSCR)3247975C3244575E3172373BN 2-6-03191775C
3241475C3249575C3244775CQ 0-6-03182373B3191975C
3241775CE4X 0-6-2T (LBSCR)3252473B3053375C3186475B3192075C
3241875C3248975C3252675C3053875CU1 2-6-00-6-0 diesels
E6X 0-6-2T (LBSCR)3246675C3254575E3053975C3189575A1521115217
3240775C3247875C3254675C3054775C3190573A1521515218
3254775C
3255473B
shed codes73A Stewart's Lane73B Bricklayer's Arms75A Brighton75B Redhill
75C Norwood Junction75E Three Bridges
Visits to Norwood Junction 1937 - 1963
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