S&DJR open carriage truck no 4
S&DJR goods brake No. 20
S&DJR 4-wheeled fruit & milk van no 11
S&DJR lavatory composite carriage no 34 1904
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S&DJR 6-wheeled First class saloon no 6
S&DJR 0-4-0ST 26A
S&DJR 2-4-0T 26A 1861 to 1889
S&DJR 6wheeled 20ton mail van no 6
S&DJR 4wheeled 6ton road van no 1038
S&DJR 4wheeled 7ton ventilated meat van no 1203
S&DJR 4-wheeled 7ton cattle wagon no 1238
S&DJR 4-wheeled 3-plank open wagon no 649
S&DJR 4wheeled 5 plank open wagon no 8581
S&DJR 2-4-0 of 1866 no 15a - initially no.19 then…
S&DJR Fox Walker 0-6-0 built as a saddle tank in 1…
S&DJR Highbridge Works Erecting Shop c1903
S&DJR Highbridge Works 0-4-2T no.25A post-1896
S&DJR Highbridge Works 0-4-2T no.25A pre-1896
S&DJR Highbridge Works 0-4-0T no 45A for the Radst…
S&DJR 46ft brake third no 100 Highbridge 1904
S&DJR 6 wheeled passenger brake van
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S&DJR Engineer's Department long wheelbase 4-wheeled wagon No.1242
I have located this photo at Glastonbury, with difficulty as Flickr maps are still spooked by entering 'Glastonbury' in the search box, because 1242 has 'To be returned to Glastonbury' on the solebar above the far wheel. There looks to be a large brick works in the distance. If someone can confirm its existence in the 1920s that would help to confirm this location.
The date is pure guesswork. Someone who knows about the numbering of the Derby photos could probably help pin that down more accurately.
This photo also appears in Atthill's Picture History of the Somerset & Dorset Railway.
The date is pure guesswork. Someone who knows about the numbering of the Derby photos could probably help pin that down more accurately.
This photo also appears in Atthill's Picture History of the Somerset & Dorset Railway.
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