
© Dave Hardy
Engine shed at Springwell
This is a 1930s built brick building incorporating as a party wall one of the stone tub shop walls. Equipped with a pit and a travelling crane this is the area where locomotives were repaired. The shed road is also equipped with shear-legs for locomotive lifts.
This shed carries on the same function today with the repair and housing of some of the locomotives on the railway - other locomotives are either housed in the Wagon Shop or Butlins. The loco shed was also the place where the replica of Novelty was erected.
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