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Sundry stores. Latest visit from Leeman Road Depot. My gratitude to site foreman Mick who kindly chaperoned my visit allowing me to document Yorks crumbling heritage from the inside.
Part of set Leeman Road OTM Depot
Leeman Road OTM 21/12/12. Not managed to cover the site over the last week as have been hospitalised :-( Dereck kept me up to date with what had been happening and I snapped what is left structually. Think demolition has finished now for Christmas but look forward to the shots of a plain field of concrete in the new year.
The Sawmill. Latest visit from Leeman Road Depot. My gratitude to site foreman Mick who kindly chaperoned my visit allowing me to document Yorks crumbling heritage from the inside.
Part of set Leeman Road OTM Depot
Final Days of Leeman Road Depot. Please contribute if you have history here otherwise it is just a photograph. Part of set Leeman Road OTM Depot
Factual Details..York Stories
The Sawmill. Latest visit from Leeman Road Depot. My gratitude to site foreman Mick who kindly chaperoned my visit allowing me to document Yorks crumbling heritage from the inside.
Part of set Leeman Road OTM Depot
Leeman Road OTM 21/12/12. What was the Sawmill. Not managed to cover the site over the last week as have been hospitalised :-( Dereck kept me up to date with what had been happening and I snapped what is left structually. Think demolition has finished now for Christmas but look forward to the shots of a plain field of concrete in the new year.
Latest visit from Leeman Road Depot. My gratitude to site foreman Mick who kindly chaperoned my visit allowing me to document Yorks crumbling heritage from the inside.
Part of set Leeman Road OTM Depot
March-April 2013.
Visit to the North East of England based in Bowes and then Durham.
The Head of Steam museum is located on the 1825 route of the Stockton & Darlington Railway at the now defunct North Road station, the world's first steam-worked public railway. It is devoted to the area formerly served by the North Eastern Railway, with particular reference to the Stockton & Darlington Railway, and the railway industry of Darlington.
This is a label on a book from the Victorian Railway Institute Library, circa 1955. The Library served the needs of employees of the Victorian Railways.
You can see photos of the library here digital.slv.vic.gov.au/view/action/nmets.do?DOCCHOICE=103...
The canteen room. Latest visit from Leeman Road Depot. My gratitude to site foreman Mick who kindly chaperoned my visit allowing me to document Yorks crumbling heritage from the inside.
Part of set Leeman Road OTM Depot
March-April 2013.
Visit to the North East of England based in Bowes and then Durham.
David Mach' sculpture was commissioned and created in 1997 to celebrate the rich railway heritage of Darlington. The Brick "Train" is a depiction of an LNER Class A4 steam engine made from 185,000 bricks. It can be seen near Morrison's supermarket on the A66 just outside Darlington.
March-April 2013.
Visit to the North East of England based in Bowes and then Durham.
David Mach' sculpture was commissioned and created in 1997 to celebrate the rich railway heritage of Darlington. The Brick "Train" is a depiction of an LNER Class A4 steam engine made from 185,000 bricks. It can be seen near Morrison's supermarket on the A66 just outside Darlington.
Leeman Road OTM 21/12/12. Not managed to cover the site over the last week as have been hospitalised :-( Dereck kept me up to date with what had been happening and I snapped what is left structually. Think demolition has finished now for Christmas but look forward to the shots of a plain field of concrete in the new year.
Part of set Leeman Road OTM Depot
Leeman Road OTM 21/12/12. A view of the Junction Pub not seen before. Not managed to cover the site over the last week as have been hospitalised :-( Dereck kept me up to date with what had been happening and I snapped what is left structually. Think demolition has finished now for Christmas but look forward to the shots of a plain field of concrete in the new year.
March-April 2013.
Visit to the North East of England based in Bowes and then Durham.
The Head of Steam museum is located on the 1825 route of the Stockton & Darlington Railway at the now defunct North Road station, the world's first steam-worked public railway. It is devoted to the area formerly served by the North Eastern Railway, with particular reference to the Stockton & Darlington Railway, and the railway industry of Darlington.
Locomotion No. 1 (originally named Active) was built for the Stockton and Darlington Railway. Built by George and Robert Stephenson's company Robert Stephenson and Company in 1825. It was the first one to run on a passenger carrying line.