National Railway Museum York
Ancient and relatively modern. Prototype English Electric Type 3 D6700, which has now passed its 50th birthday, poses in a temporary annex building at the NRM York. Buffered up to the Class 37 is a replica Liverpool and Manchester Railway coach, the original of which would now be around 180 years old, and they make an interesting comparison. A link between these two vehicles is that the L&M Rly passed through Earlestown where D6700 was built at EE's Vulcan Foundry.
Location: National Railway Museum York
Original line: National Railway Museum
Photographer: Mark Bartlett
Contact photographer: Mark Bartlett
Date: 02/02/2012
Image number: 37556
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