New to Ellaway & Bjelobaba, Soulbury, in 04/2010, this Scania is seen here at Beamish Living Museum when attending the Great North Steam Fair on 14/04/2019. This photo was taken from preserved Robinsons Holidays, Gt. Harwood, 206, B206AFV, a Duple Caribbean 2 bodied Leyland Tiger TRCTL11/3R, new in 03/1985, which was with a party from the Barrow Transport Group. © Peter Steel 2019.

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New in 05/1954, this smart Daimler is seen here at the entrance/exit of the Beamish Open Air Museum while in operation at Beamish Great North Steam Fair on 14/04/2019. © Peter Steel 2019.

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This photo was taken from a tram in operation at the Great British Steam Fair on 14.04/2019. Completing the scene in the distance is a smartly restored 45cwt flatbed Dennis Type 'A'. Restored in L.M.S. livery, numbered 180-B and registered ANK969, it was new in 1936. © Peter Steel 2019.

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New in 1920 to Scottish Oils Ltd. It was used as a factory fire engine until 1968 and now also carries lettering for Lincolnshire Fire Aid. It is seen here at the Beamish Open Air Musuem Great North Steam Fair on 14/04/2019. © Peter Steel 2019.

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As part of the Great North Steam Fair, two steam locomotives were invited to operated at Beamish and also acted as publicity for the R & ER. Heading towards the camera operating at the 1900's Pit Village is River Irt. This locomotive is the oldest working 15" gauge loco. in the world having been built in 1894 by Sir Arthur Heywood, Duffield Bank, Derbyshire, as an 0-8-0 tank locomotive named Muriel. Pushing is Katie, another visitor from the R & ER. Photo taken on 14/04/2019.

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