Does anyone have more of an idea than I as to the identity of the loco involved in the accident at Royston, 1866?
http://www.railwaysarchive.co.uk/docsum ... docID=1047
Having looked through Bird I am inclined to think it was one of the "small Sharps" converted to a passenger tank, but am willing to stand corrected.
TanyaJ
The Accident at Royston 1866; what was the loco?
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Re: The Accident at Royston 1866; what was the loco?
The Railways Archive states Royton, in the Manchester Area...
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Re: The Accident at Royston 1866; what was the loco?
The report summary for Royston 1866 is available in the same archive but terse in the extreme, not a hint to the loco identity, or much else for that matter.