Built in 1942 to work at the Sproughton sugar beet factory, Ipswich. It's works number is 2000 and was initially preserved at the Nene Valley Railway, followed by a spell at the North Woolwich Old Station Museum, London, then moving to Barrow Hill. It is seen here in operation at Beamish, the Living Museum, Stanley, Co. Durham, at Christmas at Beamish, on 01/12/2019. The coach immediately behind the loco. is a former North London Railway 2nd class coach which seems to have moved into Furness Railway use at some stage as it was used as a store at Ulverston station for many years. Apparently, it is now in the care of the Furness Railway Trust. © Peter Steel 2019.

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New in 04/2013 and seen here at Beamish, the Living Museum, Stanley, Co. Durham visiting Christmas at Beamish on 01/12/2019. This was Just Go! Hoildays Coach F for Durham Christmas Market and Beamish. © Peter Steel 2019.

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Built in 1993, this replica tram is seen here leaving 1900's town, Beamish, the Living Museum, Stanley, Co. Durham, and is heading for the entrance/exit when operating at Christmas at Beamish on 01/12/2019. © Peter Steel 2019.

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Seen here at their respective stops for Pockerley Old Hall and Pockerley Waggonway are these preserved forms of public transport. On the left is preserved Rotherham Corporation Transport, 220, KET220, a Weymann bodied Daimler CVG6DD , new in 05/1954 while on the right is preserved Newcastle Corporation Tramcar 114 - WGH(Replica). It was built in 1993. This photo was taken at Christmas at Beamish, the Living Museum, Stanley, Co. Durham, on 01/12/2019. © Peter Steel 2019.

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Photo taken at Christmas at Beamish on 01/12/2019. © Peter Steel 2019.

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