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Bradford Low Moor shed 1955

Discussion in 'Photography' started by neildimmer, Dec 12, 2019.

  1. neildimmer

    neildimmer Resident of Nat Pres

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    I have added a collection of photos taken at Bradford Low Moor shed

    All the photos bar 1 are of LYR lineage, the other a LMS Ivatt 2-6-2T


    Locos types include Aspinall class 5,23,27. Hughes class 28


    Aspinall class 5

    https://railway-photography.smugmug...68-locations/Bradford-Low-Moor-shed/i-jJS2W34

    Aspinall class 23

    https://railway-photography.smugmug...68-locations/Bradford-Low-Moor-shed/i-BjvFXF8

    Aspinall class 27

    https://railway-photography.smugmug...68-locations/Bradford-Low-Moor-shed/i-3cWGBLW

    Hughes class 28

    https://railway-photography.smugmug...68-locations/Bradford-Low-Moor-shed/i-cJ9L4Fd



    and the sole Ivatt 2-6-2T

    https://railway-photography.smugmug...68-locations/Bradford-Low-Moor-shed/i-qgfZmG9



    Neil
     
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    Excellent photos thanks for sharing. When we Bradford lads began spotting (1958) the LYR locos were becoming scarcer but still saw some use. Low Moor was a fascinating shed with both LYR/LMS and GNR/LNER/BR locos. We quickly saw all the allocation but would visit regularly to see if anything new or rare appeared.
     
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