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Collapse D6603 - Derby Locomotive Works - [20th cent]D6603 - Derby Locomotive Works - [20th cent]
Collapse 1 - General works and locomotive photographs1 - General works and locomotive photographs
1 - I.C.C.I. Locomotive under construction - 1959
2 - View of waggons at Derby Loco Works - [early 20th cent]
3 - No. 4 Running shed. This was not part of the Loco Works, being 'over the line', used only for engines that were in service. Note the extractor ducts over the chimneys, and the fire bars left on the stack truck (hand barrow). This shed had two turn tables.
4 - Craven Steam Crane
5 - Shell case repair shop - c1914-1918
6 - Bridge over canal, Loco Power Station. - [mid-late 20th cent]
7 - Little shunter - [20th cent]
8 - I.C.C.I. Locomotive under construction - 1959
9 - General view of the Diesel Erecting shop - 1959
10 - General view of the Diesel Erecting shop - 1959
11 - I.C.C.I. Locomotive under construction - 1959
12 - Locomotive built by L.M.S. Railway Co., Derby - 1947
13 - Diesel shunter made at the Loco Works
14 - No. 2 Roundshed at the Loco Works. - [mid 20th cent]
15 - Loco Works, Derby, looking north. - [mid 20th cent]
16 - Shell case repair shop - 1914-1918
17 - Repairing No 1 roundshed roof.
18 - 'Queen Mary' trailer with damaged wing of aircraft for repair at the Loco Works.
19 - Inside the same bay (10) where diesel new build shunters were produced.
20 - Loco with a 'Thundersley' logo
21 - "The old steamer days"
22 - The shell shop during WW1 - [c1914-c1918]
23 - View showing gas works
24 - View showing gas works
25 - Exterior view of staff office at the Loco Works - [mid-late 20th cent]
26 - Exterior view of staff office at the Loco Works - [mid-late 20th cent]
27 - The bottom yard
28 - 1 shop - Millrights.
29 - Diesel trains on the top yard
30 - The walking crane in 9 shop
31 - 1 bay in 9 shop
32 - The main office block
33 - No 2 roundshed (former location of)
34 - Adult training school (left), and the railway institute in the background with the staff bridge. This was originally connected to the staff office, but was shortened to go down to the yard.
35 - The bottom yard
36 - View of 9 shop
37 - Scrap engines on the top yard sidings
38 - 1 shop - Millwrights shop
39 - One of the bays
40 - 9 shop - walking crane maintenance
41 - Entrance line to the roundhouse
42 - 9 shop - overhaul of walking crane.
43 - Bottom yard with Loco Power Station in the background
Expand 2 - Photographs marking the visit of Prince Philip2 - Photographs marking the visit of Prince Philip
Expand 3 - People and Personalities3 - People and Personalities
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Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

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