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20. Number 25 at the Weighbridge812 viewsAfter the move from Minnivey, Number 25 was shunted on to the weighbridge road. In the background, contractors I H Borland can be seen laying in the first panel of the new running line. (Photo Archie Thom)
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12. Keep the Fire Burning!544 viewsThe most important job in the shed is keeping the stove going! (Archie Thom)
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13. Sentinel Repair506 viewsMichael working on the Sentinel's engine. (Archie Thom)
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07. Number 19 in the Shed516 viewsNumber 19 stands over the pit of three road, with work going on to remove the boiler tubes. (Archie Thom)
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15. Portrait of the Sentinel - 2383 viewsWith the Wagon Repair Shop on the left, and St Xavier's Church (Waterside) just visible on the right middle distance (Archie Thom)
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25. Mainline Train at Minnivey!716 viewsOn a miserably wet day in August 1996, a Branchline Society special arrives at Minnivey via the Scottish Coal line. ARPG had to provide a conductor to guide the driver over 100 yards of track! Photo by Archie Thom
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Number 10 1stDay386 views
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Passengers on the platform.449 viewsPassengers leaving the brakevan after enjoying their trip on a particularly fine summer Sunday. (Photo by Archie Thom)
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On the Line148 viewsNumber 10 and brakevan roll down the incline with reserve stock on the new sidings visible in the background. 24th July 2011. Photograph by Archie ThomAug 15, 2011
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Busy Platform149 viewsPassengers admire the locomotive. 24th July 2011. Photograph by Archie ThomAug 15, 2011
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Platform end118 viewsNumber 10 propelling away from the platform. 24th July 2011. Photograph by Archie ThomAug 15, 2011
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High Exhaust131 viewsOn a cool but sunny day, Number 10's exhaust shows up well against the sky. 24th July 2011. Photograph by Archie ThomAug 15, 2011
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Number 10158 viewsThe locomotive propels the brakevan away from the platform. Photograph by Gordon ThomsonJun 03, 2011
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The Shop186 viewsA quiet moment in the souvenir shop, which also houses some museum display items. Photograph by Gordon ThomsonJun 03, 2011
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Killoch Locomotive148 viewsThe 3 foot gauge Hunslet diesel locomotive which formerly worked at Killoch Colliery, Ayrshire. Photograph by Gordon ThomsonJun 03, 2011
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Model Railway226 viewsMike Geddes operating the live steam, G-gauge layout, which has been built in a corner of the main museum room. Photograph by Gordon ThomsonJun 03, 2011
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