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TRANS 8.101.tif
Normal complement of 27 Locomotives often doubled in summer. Largest passenger locomotive depot in Cornwall. This entire area was demolished and cleared for HST Depot which opened in 1978

PEOP 8.028.tif
Presentation of a watch to W.E. Lenten of Alverton, Penzance on his retirement from the Bristol Railways after 45 years service as a fitter. Superintendent Mr T.R. Hall is pictured making the presentation at the maintenance department at Long Rock.…

PEOP 4.017.tif
Staff photo of Penzance locomotive railway depot.

TRANS 8.097.tif
A View of Penzance Railway Station looking down on the tracks, showing the standard Gauge of the Old West Cornwall Railway and the Broad Gauge of the Great Western in situ together

TRANS 8.094.tif
From Wikipedia: Penzance station was opened in 1852, but had major redevelopment in 1876. The new rock-faced granite building was designed by William Lancaster Owen.

PEOP 6.005.tif
Retired in 1961 after 49 years & 9 months

TRANS 8.092.tif
PREVREF 1291 & 1292 Duplicates of this photo. SR Westcountry PacificSalisbury

TRANS 8.089.tif
Brunels earlier Station rebuilt in 1879 when GWR took over West Cornwall Railway

TRANS 8.088.tif
Withdrawn in 1963 after 1224735 miles

TRANS 9.013.tif
Centenary Locomotive Class withdrawn 1938
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