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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Objects

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue 

Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Objects

As there was not a great deal in our Archive collection of the Cannock & Rugeley Collieries, we thought that we would include the other objects which we have from the Collieries.

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Cannock and Rugeley Collieries 2020 XL Files

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Cambrian Railway

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue 

Cambrian Railway

All the Cambrian Railway items in the Chasewater Railway Museum collection.

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Cambrian Railways 2020 XL Files

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Chasewater Railway Museum – July 2017 Newsletter

Chasewater Railway Museum 

July 2017 Newsletter

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Midland Railway Archives

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Midland Railway Archives

The Midland Railway Archives in our museum collection.

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Midland Railway Archives 2020 XL Files

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Chasewater Railway Catalogue Archives – Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway

Chasewater Railway Catalogue Archives

Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway

Archives from the Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway in our Collection

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S & M Railway 2020 XLFiles

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Chasewater Railway Catalogue – North Staffs Railway

Chasewater Railway Catalogue

North Staffs Railway

 North Staffs Railway Items in our Collection

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NSR 2020 XL Files

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue Archives – North Eastern Railway

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

North Eastern Railway Collection

 North Eastern Railway items in our Collection

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NE 2020 XL Files

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue Archives – Great Central Railway

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Archives – Great Central Railway

Archives from the Great Central Railway in our Collection

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GC Archives – 2020 XL Files

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Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue – Archives – Great Northern Railway

Chasewater Railway Museum Catalogue

Archives – Great Northern Railway

Archives from the Great Northern Railway in our Collection

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GN Archives 2020  XL Files

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Chasewater Railway Museum – Another New Acquisition

Chasewater Railway Museum 

Another New Acquisition

A recent invitation to Shugborough Hall to view various Staffordshire Museum Services items in store has resulted in several items finding their way to Chasewater, either on loan or as outright gifts.

From a locomotive enthusiast point of view, the star would be the nameplate ‘Glenalmond’.  The locomotive was an 0-4-0ST with 14”x 22” outside cylinders and 3’ 5” wheels.

One of just four locos steam built by and for service at Shelton Iron & Steel Co., Stoke-on-Trent and new in 1912.  The name is taken from the Scottish seat of Lord Faringdon, a Managing Director of the Company.

Lord Faringdon was a one-time Chairman of the Great Central Railway who also named one of their 4-6-0s ’Glenalmond’.

The Shelton ‘Glenalmond’ affectionately known as ‘Gleny’ was built to an Andrew Barclay design with a boiler supplied by Bagnalls Castle Engine Works, Stafford.

The loco lasted in service almost 60 years, being unused from early 1970 and sadly cut up in 1972.

Our thanks go to Chris Copp, Chasewater Railway Museum’s Mentor, for arranging the loan of the nameplate.    (Compiled by Barry Bull)

Photograph courtesy of Pete Stamper.

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