Monday, 4 November 2013
Day 292
The surviving Gresley A4s and their admirers at the National Railway Museum in York. They were gathered to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Mallard breaking the steam speed record. From left to right: No 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley (operational), No 60008 Dwight D Eisenhower (static, shipped in from Wisconsin), No 60009 Union of South Africa (operational), No 4464 Bittern (operational, often masquerades as other class-members), No 4468 Mallard (static), and the front buffer of No 4489 Dominion of Canada (static, shipped from Canada). The numbers are different formats because the first three are carrying British Rail liveries and numbers, while the others are in their original LNER forms.
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