🚂✨ The Lost Locomotive Shed of King’s Cross – 34A ✨🚂 Did you know that hidden behind King’s Cross station once stood one of the greatest steam depots in Britain? Known as Top Shed and later coded 34A, this vast locomotive depot was the beating heart of the East Coast Main Line. From the mighty A1s, A3s and A4 Pacifics that hauled express trains to Edinburgh, to the hard-working tank engines that kept London moving, Top Shed was home to more than 160 locomotives at its peak. During the war, wom

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🚂 PANNIER TANK STEAM LOCOMOTIVE DEPARTS TOTNES 🚂 1369 departs Totnes Riverside Station and begins the seven-mile, 30-minute journey to Buckfastleigh. I followed the GWR pannier tank steam locomotive up and down the South Devon Railway yesterday, including this 3pm departure from Totnes. 1369 was one of just six 1366 Class locos to be built and was the only one to be preserved. They were built in Swindon in 1933 and 1934 with Belpaire boilers and pannier tanks on both sides. 1369 was one of fiv

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2.9K views · 79 reactions | Ramsey's Sheet Metal donated a brand new tender tank for our 1911 HK Porter steam locomotive! Thank you to our sponsors, donors, and volunteers for the significant progress on this restoration project! | Hesston Steam Museum | Facebook