You can almost smell the coal dust?.Having just arrived into platform 5 at Leeds City station from the Capital,Driver 'Harry Woad' and his trusty Fireman 'Sharpe' take a well deserved rest whilst sharing a few words with the first Chairman of British Railways 'Sir Brian Robertson'.The image was photographed by the very proud son of the driver.Les Woad late 1950's.
You can almost smell the coal dust?.Having just arrived into platform 5 at Leeds City station from the Capital,Driver 'Harry Woad' and his trusty Fireman 'Sharpe' take a well deserved rest whilst sharing a few words with the first Chairman of British Railways 'Sir Brian Robertson'.The image was photographed by the very proud son of the driver.Les Woad late 1950's.
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Three very proud Holbeck men pose at Holbeck shed.L-R Fireman Ralph Walton and Fitter's Les Woad and Bill Parcell.Image Courtesy of Les Woad.1960.Previous | NextAfter the train was removed,the Extent of the Damage is clearly visible.A rather sorry looking 47367 after running into the rear of The Red Bank e.c.s whilst running under subsidiary signals.1983

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