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No D1053 Western Patriarch - Western Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 52 locomotive seen here outside Swindon Works
No D600 Active - Warship Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 41, built by North British
Back yard of No 34 Faringdon Road - present dayNo 34 was built in 1846 and is now the Railway Village Museum
Swindon Town Station, c. 1960This station was originally on the Midland and South Western Junction Railway and was situated in Swindons Old Town. Seen here with a BR Southern Region locomotive
D1017 Western Warrior - Western Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 52 locomotive built by BREL Swindon. Seen here at Bristol (Bath Road) depot in 1973
No D601 Ark Royal - Warship Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 41, built by North British
No D1000 Western Enterprise - Western Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 52 locomotive built by BREL Swindon
Swindon Town Station, c. 1920Swindon Town station was originally on the Midland and South Western Junction Railway and was situated in Swindons Old Town. This image shows the Wiltshire station in around 1920
No D1035 Western Yeoman - Western Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 52 locomotive seen here in newly built condition
W J Knee, Newsagent - Emlyn Square 1929W J Knee the Newsagent was located at the corner of Emlyn Square and London Street
No D813 Diadem - Warship Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 42, built by Swindon Works
No D801 Vanguard - Warship Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 42, built by North British. Seen here near Ashley Hill, Bristol
3 1 / 2 ton AEC single decker omnibus, 1923Built by the Associated Equipment Company in 1923. This particular bus became a lorry in 1928
Dean Goods Locomotive No 23300-6-0 locomotive, built 1884. Seen here during WW1 in Railway Operating Division livery
No 19 (C / D) Shops, c1930No 19 C and D shops covered both carriage lifting and bogie repairs. 3 men can be seen in this image lift a frame onto a set of wheels with the help of an overhead crane
No D1033 Western Trooper - Western Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 52 locomotive. Seen here passing Badminton Station with the 11.15am Paddington to Cardiff train, 13th May 1976
Wartime ambulance carriage in No 19 (C) Shop, 1915This image shows carriage No. 9024, an ex-invalid coach, suspended in the Carriage Lifting Shop at Swindon Works. The date is March 1915
Bogie repairs in No 19 (C / D) Shop, c1965No 19 C and D shops covered both carriage lifting and bogie repairs. In this image 3 men can be seen attaching a frame to a set of wheels. An overhead crane helps ift the frame into position
Boarded up shop / pub - Emlyn Square 1929This boarded up residence on the corner of Emlyn Square and Oxford Street would have probably housed a pub or shop at one point. W J Knees the newsagent can be seen to the left of the image
Managers Houses (l-r, Marlow House and Station House) c1910These managers residences or villas were built to the north of Swindon Station. Similar houses had once stood adjacent to the Railway Village but were demolished in the 1870s
No 19 (C) Shop, Carriage Lifting Shop, 1967A Diesel Multiple Unit in undergoing repairs in this image from 1967. Two large lifting machines have seperated the DMU body from its wheels to allow the repairs to take place
Medical Fund Society, Milton Road c1910The Medical Fund Society in Milton Road housed swimming baths, Turkish and Russian Baths, a dispensary and a dentist. It was built in 1892
No D601 Ark Royal - Warship Class Diesel Hydraulic LocomotiveClass 41, built by North British. Seen here leaving Paddington in August 1958
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Faringdon Road cottages
No 34 Faringdon Road - present dayNo 34 Faringdon Road was built in 1846 and is now the Railway Village Museum
Faringdon Road cottages - present dayThis row of cottages was built in 1846. The cottage in the foreground is No. 34 - now the Railway Village Museum
Back ally of Faringdon Road cottages - present dayThis row of cottages was built in 1846. The cottage in the foreground is No. 34 - now the Railway Village Museum
