What happened to 229?

This loco was at North Woolwich which has closed (what's the building like now?) and from this topic viewtopic.php?f=98&t=15424&hilit=north+woolwich it is said it went to Waltham Abbey Gunpowder Mills but on their website I can't find a mention.
where is it?

thanks

and as a sideshoot what happened to all the other GER railwayania?

 

It's now at the Flour Mill Workshops, Forest of Dean... http://theflourmill.com/locomotives_tcp.html

 

Thanks for your info black5. I hadn't heard of this flour mill and looking at their website they have four locos, three of which once worked for one of The Big Four.
That website is bang up to date as it states 5521 was at the NRM until mid July and has now moved for a few months to the NNR. But before we all rush to combine a visit to Parkend with the flour mill, it states on their Home Page:-
"The Flour Mill is a listed building which was converted to a railway workshop in 1995 – 1996, and used as such since 1996. The Flour Mill Ltd operates the business in the building undertaking work repairing and overhauling steam locomotives. As we are a workshop and not a steam centre or visitor attraction visits are strictly by appointment only".

 

Alot of the GER railwayana has gone to the East Anglian Railway Museum and are being used as displays in the museum.

 

Thanks for the replies, It's nice to know most of the collection is in good hands.

 

On the subject of east London steam locos, Does anybody know what happened to 0-6-0 tank displayed at stratford station ?.

 

See here:
http://www.brc-stockbook.co.uk/robert.htm
Richard

 

Currently on display outside Chappel and Wakes Colne station.

http://anoraksia.ukgeeks.co.uk/p50668777.html