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The Lost Locomotives of Barry
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Whilst over 200 locomotives were rescued from Woodham’s scrapyard at Barry 75 BR steam locomotives, 4 diesel locomotives and a handful of ex MOD steam locomotives met their end here. 68 of those which did not survive are illustrated within whilst they were still in BR service. Owing to a policy of concentrating on the vast amount of wagons and other rolling stock that were easier to cut, Woodham’s inadvertently provided a valuable breathing space during which societies could raise funds to purchase their chosen locomotive often many years after they first entered the yard.
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| Weight | 540 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 18.5 cm |
| Pages | 80 |
| Cover Choice | Hardback, ebook |
| Illustrations | 88 |
| Format | Landscape |
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What is "The Lost Locomotives of Barry" about?
Whilst over 200 locomotives were rescued from Woodham's scrapyard at Barry 75 BR steam locomotives, 4 diesel locomotives and a handful of ex MOD steam locomotives met their end here. 68 of those which did not survive are illustrated within whilst they were still in BR service. Owing to a policy of concentrating on the vast amount of wagons and other rolling stock that were easier to cut, Woodham's inadvertently provided a valuable breathing space during which societies could raise funds to purchase their chosen locomotive often many years after they first entered the yard.
Who wrote "The Lost Locomotives of Barry"?
"The Lost Locomotives of Barry" was written by Jeffery Grayer.
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Whilst over 200 locomotives were rescued from Woodham’s scrapyard at Barry 75 BR steam locomotives, 4 diesel locomotives and a handful of ex MOD steam locomotives met their end here. 68 of those which did not survive are illustrated within whilst they were still in BR service. Owing to a policy of concentrating on the vast amount of wagons and other rolling stock that were easier to cut, Woodham’s inadvertently provided a valuable breathing space during which societies could raise funds to purchase their chosen locomotive often many years after they first entered the yard.
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Additional information
| Weight | 540 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 18.5 cm |
| Pages | 80 |
| Cover Choice | Hardback, ebook |
| Illustrations | 88 |
| Format | Landscape |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "The Lost Locomotives of Barry" about?
Whilst over 200 locomotives were rescued from Woodham's scrapyard at Barry 75 BR steam locomotives, 4 diesel locomotives and a handful of ex MOD steam locomotives met their end here. 68 of those which did not survive are illustrated within whilst they were still in BR service. Owing to a policy of concentrating on the vast amount of wagons and other rolling stock that were easier to cut, Woodham's inadvertently provided a valuable breathing space during which societies could raise funds to purchase their chosen locomotive often many years after they first entered the yard.
Who wrote "The Lost Locomotives of Barry"?
"The Lost Locomotives of Barry" was written by Jeffery Grayer.











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