Woodhams of Barry

by Dave Sallery

The lower yard looking east in October 1968.

The view in 2007, taken from a train to Barry Island.
 The Barry Railway works provides the only link with the past.


Please also take the time to visit my
B.R. 1960's steam website.

My selection of photographs were taken at this legendary location in May 1966 (black and white) and October 1968 (colour).  Many of the locomotives pictured went on to be preserved and restored to use after years of dereliction.  At this time there were over 170 locos present and the old Barry Railway works near the station was also in use for storage.  The photos above and below show some of the locos stored in the lower yard.  Most of the locos present were from the Western Region although Southern, B.R. standard and Midland types were also well represented.

Visit Phil T's fotopic site for some views of Barry in later years.


          Index of pages:
General views of Barry - 1
General views of Barry - 2
Great Western Railway - 1
Great Western Railway - 2
Great Western Railway - 3
Southern Railway
London Midland & Scottish
British Railways



Looking West in the lower yard, the branch to Barry Island is on the bridge.

In front is 5526 with 6023 "King Edward II" behind it.  The Bulleid Pacific is 34027 "Taw Valley".   The Hall's are no's. 4920 "Dumbleton Hall" and 6990 "Witherslack Hall".


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