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Waverley (1947) |
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April 24, 1980: Waverley seen off Plymouth, England. |
(Photo courtesy of Phil Heydon)
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June 20, 2004:
Waverley approaching Largs pier on the west of Scotland en-route for a day excursion to Campbeltown. She sports her restored colours of the former London and North Eastern Railway which she wore only for a few months after her introduction to service in 1948. As a footnote, my uncle, Neil Maclachlan who now lives in Windsor, Canada was one of a team of apprentices involved in the making of her engines. The company was Messrs Rankin and Blackmore's Eagle Foundry of Baker Street, Greenock, Scotland. |
(Photo and caption courtesy of John M. McDonald)
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The engine room of Waverley. |
(Photo courtesy of John M. McDonald)
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Some of the engine machinery of Waverley. |
(Photo courtesy of John M. McDonald)
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The engine room of Waverley. |
(Photo courtesy of John M. McDonald)
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Page published Jan. 13, 2008 |