Chasewater Railway, 2012
32 photos of this line, with an interesting collection of industrial steam and diesel locos, and pre-grouping coaches.
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Maryport & Carlisle Rly coach, Brownhills West, Chasewater Rly, Sat 15 December 2012 1. Six-wheel full third, originally M & C No 11, built by Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Co in 1875. Sold by the LMS in 1930s and finished up in miners' trains at Cannock & Rugeley Collieries, hence its presence at Chasewater. The coach has its original frame and wheels. It was restored for the 1975 Shildon cavalcade, but subsequent outside storage means it now needs restoring again. It is the only coach to survive from the minor railways of Cumbria.
![[Sheepbridge No 15], Brownhills West, Sat 15 December 2012. Hudswell Clarke 0-6-0T 431 / 1895, the oldest surviving six-coupled loco from tihis Leeds builder.](https://photos.smugmug.com/BritishheritagerailwaysA/Chasewater-Railway-2012/i-vd4qRKc/0/0367042b/Ti/2012-12-15_2467nc11iw-Ti.jpg)
![[Alfred Paget], Brownhills West, Sat 15 December 2012. Neilson Reid 0-4-0ST 2937 / 1882.](https://photos.smugmug.com/BritishheritagerailwaysA/Chasewater-Railway-2012/i-nSkgRdc/0/cdaf5a89/Ti/2012-12-15_2485nc11iw-Ti.jpg)
![[Whit No 4], Brownhills West, Sat 15 December 2012. Hudswell Clarke 0-6-0T 1822 / 1949, NB that the boiler is out.](https://photos.smugmug.com/BritishheritagerailwaysA/Chasewater-Railway-2012/i-kpvB8cJ/0/51a4702b/Ti/2012-12-15_2498nc11iw-Ti.jpg)
