lost loco name found

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lost loco name found

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A few members know i am researching with the object of publishing a book about the locos of the YN&BR well quite a few of the names of earlier locos were lost in the mists of time. So over Christmas i had a few days in the search engine at the NRM. In the back of Robt Stephensons 1853 works order book i found part of the documentation for a rebuild of a Fairbairn loco for the Newcastle & Darlington Junction Railway a constituent of the YN&BR. The clerk who wrote the order down would be pleased to know that Fairbairn 2-4-0 No.19 RIPON has had its name added to my list of locos. The LNER lnfo site has a scoop as i havent passed the info on to NERA yet.
No.16 RIPON.jpg
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G'day Gents

Don't you love it when a snippet of old info jumps out like that. :mrgreen:

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Better change the thread title to 'found loco name no longer lost' ? :P
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Will the book be published with the NERA? No doubt you'll tell us when it is ready!
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Good to see the 'Copper Plate' writing as well. Alas, not taught in schools any more.
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richard wrote:Will the book be published with the NERA? No doubt you'll tell us when it is ready!
Richard im having quite a lot of checking to do as info has been contaminated over the years but im struggling through, if the book does not work out i will leave the list of locos to this page.
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If it comes to it, I could add them as a page attached to the NER section...
That would make them easier to find on the site, rather than being lost in the forums.
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More good luck from a reliable source a drawing showing the name no less R. W. Hawthorn 0-6-0 Works Number 439 YN&BR No.39 Easingwold and the possibility of a further loco Albert having its identity confirmed.
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