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Mclaren 5nhp traction engine No. 1642 (BE 8739) and 1925 Fowler roller No. 16519 (BW 9211) "Bonzo" at the pub during the Lymm boxing day road run.
This was one of my late grandads pictures.
53807 was built in in 1914, withdrawn in 1964 and cut up in 1965.
Location is identified as Bath Green Park.
Rye
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Ex Diamond Coaches W659WKH is a Volvo B7TL Plaxton President, seen here at Spalding Grammar School for Fowlers Travel
Fowler B6 Duke of York Location could be The Great Ddorset Steam Fair original site It went to Church Stretton in 1962 The drived Died of a heart attack on the way home at Marshbrook A sad story but part of our History Would love to find a 1962 picture
Slide fron collection of Harry Turner Newtown
Check out this Fowler's toad spotted at Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge in Iowa. These toads can be found in woodlands, prairie and fields. They’ll even burrow to escape the heat!
Photo by Avery Kwirant/USFWS.
W832 NNJ is a 2000 Dennis Trident fitted with an East Lancs Lolyne body. It was new to Brighton & Hove as 832 and is now an open top bus with See London by Night
W832 NNJ, named "David Lang" at the Ensignbus garage on Tuesday, September 24th, 2013.
Two Fowler steam engines owned by the Jeffs family...
On the left is No. 18507 "Morning Star" a 1931 DNB 5nhp roller (SM 8832)
On the right is No. 15787 "Cynorthwywr a 1925 D5 road loco (EP 2398)
Fowlers Travel of Holbeach Drove: (W677 PTD) an East Lancs Cityzen bodied Scania N113DRB, pasinted in all over cream fleet livery and captured here at Donington Park whilst attending the 2016 Showbus Rally.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 25th September 2016.
Ref No: DSC_13693/PJ.
Really dull ground floor - I should have taken a picture of the little store tacked onto the side, and now this whole thing has been demolished.
0-4-0s, over the pits in the Workington Docks loco shed in May 1984. The Yorkshire is BSC 212 and the Fowler BSC 214.
Fowler ploughing engine at Luabo. Photo: 03 June 1975. Slide ref: 75137.
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Fowler ploughing engine set aside at Marromeu. Photo: 02 June 1975. Slide ref: 75118.
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Dating from 1960 and bult by John Fowler of Leeds, 0-6-0DH No.6 (4240010) is pictured in the yard at Marley Hill, on the Tanfield Railway, on June 1st 2014.
East Lancs Rly. Oct 2007. Ex LMS 0-6-0T No 47324 heads a freight train bound for Bury. Built in 1926 by the North British Locomotive Company in Glasgow these engines were given the nickname 'Jinty's' and were found throughout the LMS system.
The Public Service Leadership Academy at Fowler Class of 2020 participated in a drive-through graduation at Onondaga Community College on June 26, 2020. Photos by Chuck Wainwright.
Edwin B. Forysthe National Wildlife Refuge
Oceanville, New Jersey
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We left home Thursday evening driving to Selma for dinner. As we drove through Fowler we saw this family walking this large dog. He was carrying his "rawhide" and looked like he was enjoying the walk. Couldn't let this one get by so stopped for a picture. Open shade and fill flash.