SR 1020 Corridor Third (scrapped) built 1934

SR 1020 Corridor Third (scrapped) built 1934This page is a part of the Herritage Railways Carriage Survey project and is hosted on the internet by The Vintage Carriages Trust (VCT), a volunteer body, based on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway in the United Kingdom. About the Trust: The Vintage Carriages Trust was formed in the late 1960s by a group of volunteers whose interest was in wooden bodied railway carriages. They could see that there was a need to concentrate on the preservation of these historic items which were in grave danger of disappearing due to the weather and vandalism damage and unsuitability for regular use on preserved railways of the day. The Trust became a Registered Charity in 1981 and a Registered Museum in 1992. The Collection held by the Trust is at present nine historic railway carriages, also three small industrial steam locomotives, and a collection of railway posters and other miscellaneous railway items. The Trust owns the Museum of Rail Travel at Ingrow - the first station from Keighley on the Worth Valley Railway. By three phases of building work over the last ten years this has developed into a large museum display and associated workshop, and is the Trust’s headquarters. Although the building is named a

SR 1020 Corridor Third (scrapped) built 1934
SR 1020 Corridor Third (scrapped) built 1934

 

Present Location SCRAPPED
Designed For SR
Build Location Eastleigh
Diagram number 2004
Lot number 709
Type TK
First Number 1020
Later Numbers DS70134, KESR 59
Present Number 59
Gauge 4ft 8 1/2in
Wheel Arrangement 4-w bogies
Additional Notes P 1971, on Kent & East Sussex - where broken up early 1998. Photo: 1984.
Rarity n/a
Survey Date 26/05/1998
Surveyor Paul Holroyd
Photo Date 01/06/1984
Photo by John Lloyd


 

  










 

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