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No 1000 County of Middlesex

No 1000 County of Middlesex


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No 1000 County of Middlesex

GWR 4-6-0 locomotive number 1000 County of Middlesex in British Railways livery

STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway

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4 6 0 British Railways County 1000 Middlesex


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1. Title: "A Piece of Railway History: No. 1000 County of Middlesex in British Railways Livery at the Steam Museum of the GWR" No. 1000 County of Middlesex, a magnificent 4-6-0 locomotive, proudly stands at the Steam Museum of the Great Western Railway (GWR), showcasing a significant piece of railway history. This engine, originally built for the County of Middlesex Railway in 1897, is now a cherished exhibit in the museum. The County of Middlesex, named after the historic county in England, was one of the last locomotives to be built under the GWR's old broad gauge system before the transition to standard gauge. Its distinctive appearance, with large driving wheels and tall chimney, is a testament to the engineering prowess of the era. Upon nationalization in 1948, the locomotive became part of British Railways' fleet, adopting the new livery. The British Railways era saw numerous modifications to the engine, including the addition of a large superheater and a new cab. These changes allowed the locomotive to continue in service until the late 1960s. Now, at the Steam Museum of the GWR, No. 1000 County of Middlesex is preserved for future generations to appreciate. The engine's rich history and impressive design serve as a reminder of the golden age of steam railways and the pivotal role they played in shaping the transport landscape of Britain. As visitors walk through the museum, they can marvel at the intricate details of the engine, from the ornate brasswork to the meticulously restored paintwork. The County of Middlesex is not just a machine; it's a living testament to the passion, innovation, and dedication of the railway pioneers who came before us. Step into the world of steam and immerse yourself in the story of No. 1000 County of Middlesex – a true icon of the railway world.

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