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Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 10:44 pm
by neildimmer
Hi All

I have added a new collection of NER/GER Worsdell loco designs, some from there BR days and others from Preservation

65033 J21 (NER Class C) Darlington
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80707.html
65717 J25 Deepdale Viaduct 29/8/1952
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80695.html
65849 J27 (NER Class P3) Whitby fitted with snow plough
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80699.html
68716 J72 (NER Class E1) 0-6-0 Tank Engines C1961 unknown location
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80698.html

1621 North Eastern Worsdell Class D17/1 (NER Class M1 & Q) 4-4-0 Locomotives York
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80711.html
65033 J21 (NER Class C) Doncaster works
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80701.html
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80705.html
65033 Crewe Works? or Doncaster Works?
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80702.html
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80700.html
2392 J27 (NER Class P3) NYMR
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80708.html
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80704.html
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80710.html
2392/75078 Haworth
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80709.html
(Now with BR number)
65894 J27 (NER Class P3) Haworth KWVR
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80697.html
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80703.html
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80706.html
65894 unknown location
http://www.steamlocomotives.photos.gb.n ... 80696.html

Neil

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 12:26 am
by 52D
Mr Dimmer i must take you to task, Mr Harrison et al will be spinning in their graves after you attribute a certain aforementioned class of 4-4-0 to the Great Eastern.

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 8:27 am
by neildimmer
52D wrote:Mr Dimmer i must take you to task, Mr Harrison et al will be spinning in their graves after you attribute a certain aforementioned class of 4-4-0 to the Great Eastern.

Ooops do not know why i put Great Eastern instead of North Eastern :oops:

Neil

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 7:17 am
by jwealleans
The other two 65033 works photos are also at Doncaster, Neil.

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 11:16 am
by 52D
The 65033 pics at Donny(Darlo?) were probably taken around the time the two survivors were on the scrapline together, parts were being swapped to make up the best one for preservation. Shame we couldnt have kept both in the words of Rev Awdry we would have TWO VERY USEFUL ENGINES.

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 11:45 am
by Solario
I have been looking at the picture of the J72. It appears to be bearing a 50B (Hull Dairycoates) shed plate and it moved to Dairycoates from Darlington in 1960 previously being shedded at West Hartlepool. It was withdrawn in March 1961 & cut up at Darlington. However, the coaling plant is not Dairycoates nor is it Botanic Gardens but it does look like York, I can't find a picture of Darlington coaling plant which is obviously a possibility.

Any further comments?

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 2:55 pm
by 52D
I wondered if the J72 had strayed across the Humber to Immingham then thought better of it. Surely the coaling tower is a give away, its too far south for me to comment.

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 7:51 pm
by Rlangham
Very nice photographs, thanks for sharing

Re: Worsdell NER & GE Locos

Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 10:56 am
by kudu
Solario wrote:I have been looking at the picture of the J72. It appears to be bearing a 50B (Hull Dairycoates) shed plate and it moved to Dairycoates from Darlington in 1960 previously being shedded at West Hartlepool. It was withdrawn in March 1961 & cut up at Darlington. However, the coaling plant is not Dairycoates nor is it Botanic Gardens but it does look like York, I can't find a picture of Darlington coaling plant which is obviously a possibility.

Any further comments?
I'm pretty sure it's York. Certainly not Darlington, which had a very distinctive coaler.

Kudu