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| Below are a few historic photographs from the 1980 to 1989. |
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LMS 0-6-0T engine 'Butch'
This is the late Dennis Sullivan's engine in 5" gauge |
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LMS 0-6-0T engine 'Butch'
This is the late Dennis Sullivan's engine in 5" gauge |
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LBSCR 4-4-2 Atlantic
Ron Warren's London and Brighton and South Coast Railway Atlantic 4-4-2 locomotive seen at Willowbank station at Easter 1984.
I'm pleased to report that Ron still uses the locomotive at Surrey ME society at Leatherhead in 2005. |
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NER 0-8-0 Freight Locomotive |
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Aileen, Lyn, Stella, Kath xmas present wrapping circa 1980. |
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Jack Rowlands getting ready for Christmas circa 1980 |
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1988 Club workshop construction phase 1 looking from outside door |
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1988 Club workshop construction phase 1 looking towards external door. |
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1987 0-4-2T 'Thames' by George Smith, Graham Wheeler driving and Gordon Clark as passenger.
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1987 4-4-0 'Douglas' an South African NG15 by Tom Snoxell, with Rod Janes driving
This locomotive is still at Malden and runs relatively regularly
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1987 0-4-0T 'Tom Snoxell' by Paul Flood, driver unknown |
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1987 0-4-2T Bridget, owner unknown |
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1987 0-4-0T Big Tich, driver unknown, possible a visitor to our railway. |
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Hunslet Gillura
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seen here on shed in October 1989, she was a visitor to Malden. |
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Hunslet Jackie
is owned by Bobby and Jackie Jones long standing Malden members, she is
seen here on shed in October 1989 |
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Hunslet Jackie
is seen in Willowbank station with Bobby and Jackie Jones whilst on the right is a pixie style locomotive also waiting its next run. |
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Willowbank original home signals
This picture shows the original Willowbank station home signal gantry, the new existing gantry today has one extra signal in the middle.
left to right
Up Local Home
Up Local to Up Main home
Up Main to Up Local Home
Up Main Home and Distant |
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Two new points for Willowbank station crossover
These were installed just past the signal gantry in the picture above. |
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John Mottram welding new track in the track shop.
All track is manufactured on site using black steel bar which has steel chairs welded to allow the rails to be screwed to the sleepers. |
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