Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: unknown

Here's another shot of the number, which I'm pretty sure isn't authentic, at least for CSD. The builder plate appears to have been removed.

This is another steamer that I don't know much about, partly because the number, 3624, is probably not accurate. I can't find it on any of the rosters. I do note that this locomotive looks very similar to the 0-6-0T's used by the Plzensky Prazdroj brewery. I don't have a photo handy to confirm anything, but I do note that at least one website identifies this locomotive also as an 0-6-0T (I probably have a side view somewhere, just not handy).

This locomotive, while also unknown to me, at least carries the number 21. Like the unknown green one, it doesn't appear to be operable.

This is a locomotive I know almost nothing about, other than that it's narrow-gauge and steam, and an 0-4-0T. It doesn't appear to have a number, which is part of the problem. Does anybody know anything more about it?

I'm fairly sure that this is either a castle, school, barracks, or monastery in Liberec, but I have to do some more research. If anyone can help me, I would be grateful.

This is Tyrell Street in Bradford (thanks to Lordrich for the name). The ornate building on the end is the former wool exchange, now a bookshop.

Here's my second Class 66 shot, even more desperate than the first, but actually better in some ways.

If anyone can help me with the location of this and the next shot, I would be grateful. I didn't note the location, but took the shot because I wasn't sure if I had any shots of BGRf Class 66 freight diesels yet. In any case, here's a wild shot taken out of the side of my Intercity 225 going 125 m.p.h., or something close to that, on the way to Peterborough.