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BR Standard 9F No. 92240

The most successful of all the is the 'Standard' designs introduced by BR in the 1950's was their 2-10-0 design for heavy freight. 251 of them were built & proved to be a very powerful locomotive capable of hauling the heaviest trains. Indeed, so free running were they, that they were sometimes used on express passenger duties In the rush to abolish steam they were scrapped decades before their originally planned withdrawal dates. 92240 was the final steam locomotive constructed at Crewe, and also the very first of the ex-Barry scrap yard 9Fs to be restored to traffic.


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"92240" storming across Freshfield Bank.

"92240" prepares for a days work.

"92240" approaching Sheffield Park No.1 platform from the south.

"9F" moving coaches in Sheffield Park yard.

Winter sun on Freshfields .

"Standard 9F" passes Holy well Waterworks.

"9F shunting at Sheffield Park yard.

 "92240" at West Hoathly station.


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