Date: 16/07/2011

ONE of Britain’s most iconic locomotives will return to York next week. Mallard will be brought back to the National Railway Museum on Tuesday, hauled from Locomotion in Shildon.

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ONE of Britains most iconic locomotives will return to York next week.

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The crew of A4 Pacific no 60022 Mallard awaiting the right away with the 4pm Kings Cross service at Wakefield Westgate in 1959
Location: Wakefield Westgate
Company: Bradford, Wakefield and Leeds Railway
//1959 David Pesterfield

Star attraction at Shildon on 23 November 2010 is no 4468 Mallard, seen here in the main exhibition hall. The record-breaker arrived on loan from York NRM in June (having made the journey behind A1 Pacific no 60163 Tornado).
Location: NRM Shildon
Company: National Railway Museum
23/11/2010 John Furnevel

60022 Mallard heading north near Little Benton Sidings, south of Benton Quarry Junction, on 2 June 1962. The train is the RCTS/SLS Aberdeen Flyer rail tour. 60022 had brought the special from Kings Cross and would hand over to classmate 60004 William Whitelaw at Waverley for the remainder of the journey to Aberdeen.
Location: Little Benton South Signal Box
Company: Newcastle and Berwick Railway
02/06/1962 K A Gray