Awaiting
their fate were these three pannier tanks - 9681, 4612 and 3738.
Class
56xx 0-6-2 tank no. 6634. A total of 200 of these strong tank engines
were
built
from 1924 onwards. They were mainly used in the South Wales
valleys
and
were frequently seen on light passenger trains.
Churchward
2-6-0 No. 5322. The first of these engines appeared in 1911.
They
were mainly used on branch or secondary main lines, equally at
home
on goods or passenger trains.
The later built version with side window cab - No. 7325. Built from 1932 onwards.
Manor
class 4-6-0 No. 7802 "Bradley Manor". The Manors were the smallest
of the
GWR
4-6-0's and saw extensive use in Mid Wales.
The final development of the classic pannier tank were these Hawksworth designed locos built from 1947 onwards. Over 200 were built but most had a very short life as their shunting duties were the first to be dieselised. This is No. 9466 and the loco has since been preserved. For a look at 9466 now and its transformation from a Barry wreck see http://home.clara.net/bmurray/9466into.html
