PHOTO REPORT ON THE SWANAGE RAILWAY'S SIXTIES WEEKEND
25th/26th November 2007
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Photo Report from Andrew P.M. Wright - dated 9th December 2007
Official photographer & press officer, Swanage Railway.
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Brush Class 47 No. 47 635 which was built for British Railways at Crewe and was brought into traffic on 29th July, 1964 seen approaching Corfe Castle during Swanage Railway's Sixties weekend on 25th/26th November 2007.

Andrew P.M. Wright has supplied nearly 200 superb photos of this year's Swanage Railway's Sixties weekend of trains with a representative selection of locomotives from the changeover years between steam and diesel haulage in service on the Swanage Railway.

Andrew's photos feature two steam locomotives ex-GWR Pannier Tank No 7714 and BR Standard Class 4 No. 80104, plus two diesel locomotives Class 33 D6515 'Stan Symes' (BR TOPS number 33 012) and the massive Brush Class 47 No. 47 635 which was built for British Railways at Crewe and was brought into traffic on 29th July, 1964.

All photos were taken by Andrew P.M. Wright on Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th November 2007

We have split the photos over several pages. Please follow the links at the bottom of the page to see the full set of photos.

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To see the full set of nearly 200 photos from Andrew P.M. Wright of the Sixties weekend trains in operation on the Swanage Railway, please follow these links.
- To visit the first page of photos please click here.
- To visit the second page of photos please click here.
- To visit the third page of photos please click here.
- To visit the fourth page of photos please click here.
- To visit the fifth page of photos please click here.
- To visit the sixth page of photos please click here.