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Lambton tank loco No. 29 passing Philadelphia with an NCB coal train in the 1960s, Co. Durham, England, UK
This image is scanned from a 35mm negative and is grainy and not up to modern standards of sharpness. The locomotive was built by Kitson and Co. of Leeds in 1904. The Lambton railway was built to convey coal from the owner's collieries to staithes on the river Never part of British Railways, it became a part of the NCB network before closure in 1967. For a photo of the Sunderland coal staithes see B8FN4Y and B8GFJK.
Size: 2564px × 4000px
Location: Philadelphia, Co. Durham, England UK
Photo credit: © Washington Imaging / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
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