Tractacus' photos with the keyword: NRM

Built in the early 1950s, the EM1/Class 76s, with a few exceptions, never strayed too far from their birthplace of Gorton. 26020, seen here at the NRM York, had the honour of hauling the inaugural train through the newly completed New Woodhead Tunnel in 1953. Sat24Apr10

Southern Railway 0-6-0 Q1, designed by Oliver Bulleid and built in 1942. First built 33001/C1 as preserved at the NRM York. Sat24Apr10

Built in 1865 by the London & North Western Railway, 18in gauge 'Pet' was used at Crewe Works until retirement in 1929. Seen here on display at the NRM York. Sat24Apr10

Built by BREL at Crewe in 1972, and known as Class 41, power cars 41001 41002 were the prototype HSDT - High Speed Diesel Train - as it was referred to at the time. Later renumbered to 43000 43001. Here we see 41001 as preserved at York NRM. Sat24Apr10

Streamlined Stanier Coronation Pacific No 6229 'Duchess of Hamilton' at the National Railway Museum, York. Sat24Apr10

'Wren', 18in gauge former Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway internal works shunter at Horwich Works, on display at the National Railway Museum, York. Sat24Apr10

West Japan Railways Series 0 Shinkansen Bullet Train 22-141, seen at York NRM. Sat24Apr10

The Class 86/2s I could take or leave, in common with most railfans at the time, but I always rated the 87s. Just one example - 87002 - remains in occasional use on the main line, with 17 locos seeing further service in Bulgaria. Here we see the class leader 87001 'Royal Scot' as preserved at York National Railway Museum. Sat24Apr10