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Kent & East Sussex Railway

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by martin1656, Apr 10, 2017.

  1. Mark Thompson

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    https://cs.rhrp.org.uk/CarriageSurvey/displaycarriage.php?Ref=54EBQ8IVPRN96HJ0ZM72
    It seems like another of your own photos (quite likely taken the same day) sadly answers that question, tho' neither when nor where.
     
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    I hadn't thought about this until now, but does this make the terriers most diverse class out there in terms of the different companies they ran under?
     
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    Good point, how could I forget them!
     
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    LBSCR, LSWR, SECR, SR, BR, IWCR, FYNR, KESR, Newhaven Harbour. Do we count the Sadler rail coach company for 46?

    I think 46 ties with 488 for the most pre-preservation owners too - five each.
     
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    You’ve missed the Edge Hill light railway which owned two A1X locos.
     
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    Weston, Cleveland & Portishead.
    Par
     
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    Also the Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway and the GWR who bought the ex WCPR pair

    Do we include preserved railways in this?
     
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    Several were sold to industrial users and to the Admiralty. Some worked on the construction of the GCR link from Northolt to the GC&GW Jt line, while No 52 Surrey reportedly ended up in Argentina.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LB&SCR_A1_class_locomotives

    The various ROD/WD/Austerity types may have been the only British locos to be more widely dispersed?
     
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    And several others I think - I was just trying to list the owners of the preserved ones.
     
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    I think it went to RESCO, with the intention of restoration. Maybe @mikehartuk would know more.
     
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    My vague recollection is that it was always owned by Resco and just stored at Tenterden.
     
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    Isn't 32650 at the Spa Valley Railway at Tunbridge Wells West?
     
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    I think the comment from @burnham-t is referring back to the GNR carriage body that was being discussed earlier in the thread
     

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