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Steam engine on the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, moving to couple itself to the coaches here at Woody Bay Station.
This photo was taken at the Swindon Steam Museum and shows the name plate badge on the front of a 1912 GWR fire engine.
This Dennis Fire Engine was the Brigade’s main appliance until 1942, when it was replaced by a new Dennis engine
It can be seen in the foyer of the museum.
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New Fire engines and Rescue trucks inside and out..
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The Trencherfield Mill Steam Engine is one of the largest and finest working examples of its type. Built over 100 years ago, this mammoth metal powerhouse was regarded as a feat of industrial engineering. Churning out a massive 2,500 horse power to feed the ever hungry machinery of Trencherfield Mill, it played an instrumental role in Wigan’s industrial development.
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I passed this breakdown truck and it had an engine on it. I love those pipes twining round each other.
Allchin Traction Engine Aquarius KE 1984, built 1901. Here powering a saw. Canford Arena. Bournemouth & Poole Preservation Club Steam & Vehicle Show June 2011
Taken at the Great Gillingham Gathering on Sunday 24th February 2013 using a Canon 550D with 18 - 55 lens
Engine House #2,
High Street, Chillicothe, Ohio
"A new Ahrens, horse drawn, steam fire engine to replace worn equipment was received in February 18, 1880. In June, installation was completed on twenty fire alarm boxes located across the city, and four additional cisterns each holding 1,000 barrels of water were placed about the town. Engine House No. 1 was located on North Mulberry Street and No 2 was located on North High Street. They went into service in 1881 under the first city fire chief, Arthur L. Hamilton."
DRS 66414 'James the Engine' heading the up 04:34 4M34 Coatbridge to Daventry 'Russell' intermodal service passing English Damside, Carlisle on 13th July 2010. Dixon's chimney, once the tallest in the UK, dominates the skyline.
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