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Warwickshire Railways: Railway Art
Philip Hawkins FGRA: ph8
Bordesley Morning - Philip Hawkins, Fellow of the Guild
Railway Artists
A scene so commonplace that very few of us even bothered to
take a glance. Bordesley was the first station out of Birmingham Snow Hill
heading south and saw the passage of countless GWR pannier tanks every day on
local trip freight workings such as this in charge of No 4648 heading along the
down main line during the early 1960's. This engine was a Tyseley inmate for
many years and was built at Swindon in 1945. No 4648 was just one of a huge
collection of 57XX pannier tank engines that eventually totalled 863. Several
are now preserved.
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