Conway, Wales, UK. 18 Nov, 2017. LMS Stanier Jubiläum 45699 Galatea fährt auf den Norden von Wales Bahnstrecke. 45699 Galatea wurde von der SVR zwischen 1983 und 1994 besaß, auf der Bahn im Jahr 1987 ankommen. Die Lok blieb in Ex-Barry Zustand in das Eigentum des SVR.45699 Galatea ist eine Schwester Motor der ehemaligen Bewohner 45690 Leander. 5699 wurde in Crewe im April 1936 und später neu nummeriert durch BR 45699 folgenden Verstaatlichung. Im August 1953 Galatea wurde umgeworfen und schleppen einen Personenzug auf Wilnecote [1] entgleist und. Die Lokomotive wurde repariert und in Se weiterhin

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November 18, 2017 - Conway, Wales, UK - LMS Stanier Jubilee 45699 Galatea Travels on the North Wales Railway Line..45699 Galatea was owned by the SVR between 1983 and 1994, arriving on the Railway in 1987. The locomotive remained in ex-Barry condition throughout the SVR’s ownership..45699 Galatea is a sister engine of former resident 45690 Leander. 5699 was built at Crewe in April 1936, and later renumbered 45699 by BR following nationalisation. In August 1953 Galatea was derailed and overturned whilst hauling a passenger train at Wilnecote[1]. The locomotive was repaired and continued in service until being withdrawn by BR in 1964..Galatea was purchased by SVR(H) in November 1983 as part of the deal to acquire Leander. At that time Galatea was stored at Carnforth in ex-Barry condition, having been acquired by former owners Leander Locomotive Limited as a source of spare parts for Leander. In April 1987 space was no longer available at Carnforth and Galatea was moved to the SVR, still being regarded as no more than a source of parts..In winter of 1994 the SVR(H) Board announced the sale of 45690 Leander and 45699 Galatea to the family of Dr. Peter Beet. Galatea has since been restored to working order, returning to steam in April 2013 and now operated on the mainline by the West Coast Railway Co, Carnforth. (Credit Image: © Charlotte Graham via ZUMA Wire)