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Grange Class Locomotives Collection

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Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Grange Class locomotive, no. 6864, Dymock Grange at Oxford, 1958

Grange Class locomotive, no. 6864, Dymock Grange at Oxford, 1958
4-6-0 locomotive built 1939

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Locomotive No. 6800, Arlington Grange

Locomotive No. 6800, Arlington Grange
4-6-0 locomotive, built August 1936. Seen here at Swindon Works in ex Works condition

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Loco No 6802 Bampton Grange, at Stratford on Avon

Loco No 6802 Bampton Grange, at Stratford on Avon
Locomotive number 6802 Bampton Grange approaching Stratford on Avon on 8th August 1959. The tender is full of coal and the top of a gas silo can be seen behind one of the coaches

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Loco No 6864 Dymock Grange, at Honeybourne Junction

Loco No 6864 Dymock Grange, at Honeybourne Junction
Locomotive number 6864 Dymock Grange, passing under a bridge at Honeybourne Junction in Worcestershire on 19th August 1961

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Loco No 6848 Toddington Grange, at Honeybourne Junction

Loco No 6848 Toddington Grange, at Honeybourne Junction
Locomotive number 6848 Toddington Grange, seen here at Honeybourne Junction with signals and a water tower

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Loco No 6847 Tidmarsh Grange, at Honeybourne Junction

Loco No 6847 Tidmarsh Grange, at Honeybourne Junction
Locomotive number 6847 Tidmarsh Grange steaming through Honeybourne Junction in Worcestershire on 6th August 1960

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Loco No 6836 Estevarney Grange, at Honeybourne Junction

Loco No 6836 Estevarney Grange, at Honeybourne Junction
Locomotive number 6836 Estevarney Grange seen travelling through Honeybourne Junction on 6th August 1960

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Loco No 6815 Frilford Grange, at Honeybourne Junction

Loco No 6815 Frilford Grange, at Honeybourne Junction
Locomotive number 6815 Frilford Grange steaming through Honeybourne Junction on the 6th August 1960

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Bomb damage to locomotives at Newton Abbot Station, 1940

Bomb damage to locomotives at Newton Abbot Station, 1940
On 20th August 1940 Newton Abbot Station was attacked by three German planes. This image shows the devastation that was caused by both bomb damage and extensive machine gun fire

Locomotive No. 6800, Arlington Grange
4-6-0 locomotive, built August 1936. Seen here at Swindon Works

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Grange Class, no. 6864, Dymock Grange at Banbury, 1958

Grange Class, no. 6864, Dymock Grange at Banbury, 1958
4-6-0 locomotive, built 1939

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Grange Locomotive No. 6823, Oakley Grange

Grange Locomotive No. 6823, Oakley Grange
4-6-0 locomotive, built 1937. Withdrawn 1965

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Grange Class locomotive No. 6814, Enborne Grange

Grange Class locomotive No. 6814, Enborne Grange
4-6-0 locomotive, built December 1946. Seen here with unlined livery

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: Grange Class Locomotive no. 6875, Hindford Grange

Grange Class Locomotive no. 6875, Hindford Grange
Built April 1939, withdrawn 1965

Grange Class Locomotives Collection: No 6872 Crawley Grange

No 6872 Crawley Grange
4-6-0 Grange class locomotive. Built 1939

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