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The Birmingham Railway Museum Trust is at Tyseley in Birmingham. It held a open day in 2008. This Open day was the first for a number of years. Its Vintage Trains is the rail tours part, and has been very busy. Its engines are always top rate. It does overalls on engines at its Tyseley Locomotive Works, which is its engineering subsidiary at this site. I went on the Saturday to the open day as the London Midland Depot was also open only on that day.
Diesel Locomotives on display.
Virgin class 57 307 Lady Penelope at the open Weekend at Tyseley in 2008
The class 57 is a rebuild of a class 47, which were done by Brush Traction between 1997 and 2004
Class 31 (31190)in British Railways green as D5613.
D5613 was leased to FM Rail but they then went into went into voluntary administraion
Class 33 202 at the open day at Tyseley in BR rail blue
Class 47 732 was about to be re named County of Essex at the Tyseley Open Day in 2008
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class 47 580 is now based at the Mid Norfolk Railway. It entered BR service in 1964 with the number D1762. It was renumbered class 47167 and was named County of Essex in 1979. It then had the number 47580. Then with another number as 47732 it was renamed Restormel. It was withdrawn by EWS and put in store. It is owned by the Stratford 47 Group and is main line certifeid
These four locomotives were at The Birmingham Railway Museum Trust at Tyseley in Birmingham at its open day in 2008, which was the first for a number of years
Class 47 D 1755 at the Tyseley Open Day in 2008 in a Britsh Railways Two Tone Green
Page updated 28/4/2020
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