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Alexander M'Ilquham
I’ll throw in a couple of items from the Bailey catalogue.
First, for Bodger, an engine made by a firm I’ve never heard of with a name I’ve never heard of, M’Ilquham (McIlquham). Their home was Broomgrove Works, Denton. This is way off our normal itinerary, all of 6 miles from the centre of Manchester - I’d been tending to stay within about a 2 mile radius - but I’ll mention it because Bodger used to live near there. Here’s the engine:-
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I’ll throw in a couple of items from the Bailey catalogue.
First, for Bodger, an engine made by a firm I’ve never heard of with a name I’ve never heard of, M’Ilquham (McIlquham). Their home was Broomgrove Works, Denton. This is way off our normal itinerary, all of 6 miles from the centre of Manchester - I’d been tending to stay within about a 2 mile radius - but I’ll mention it because Bodger used to live near there. Here’s the engine:-
Iron wheel (1m by 1m) of portable steam-engine built in the 1870's by Clayton & shuttleworth. Found in the Museum of English Rural Life in Reading, Berkshire,UK.
Train was hauled by Steam Locomotives 44871 and 45407 The Lancashire Fusilier - both Stanier Black Five Class 5MT 4-6-0.
Several steam saw benches were demonstrated arround the station padocks - this one driven by a miniature Foster
Dampfmaschine im Museum im Wasserwerk Friedrichshagen, Berlin, Deutschland.
Steamengine at 'Museum im Wasserwerk Friedrichshagen', Berlin, Germany
Train was hauled by Steam Locomotives 44871 and 45407 The Lancashire Fusilier - both Stanier Black Five Class 5MT 4-6-0.
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Tthe steam engine of the Wouda water mill. In Lemmer Friesland The Netherlands.
Its the last working steam watermill in the world. It's on the Uneso list.
A beautiful engine owned by Ward Kimble, creator of Jimmny Cricket from Walt Disney Studios... Ward was a right-hand man to Walt Disney... Located at Orange Empire Railway Museum, Riverside County, California.
The fireman sits on this side. The locomotive is Union Pacific #4018 Big Boy.
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