The Converted Loco GWR 4300 class No9351 is seen climbing the bank out of Watchet towards Washford on the Saturday of the Spring Steam Spectacular on the West Somerset Railway. A rebuild from a 5101 class 2-6-2T, it was decided to convert the loco to a 4300 class as the tanks were too corroded and the locomotive would serve more purpose as a tender loco with more range. . . . . #steamlocomotive #steamrailway #heritagerailway #locomotive #trainsofinstagram | Sharpthorne Steam

Didcot Railway Centre on Instagram: "The Great Western Railway (GWR) 43XX Class No. 5322 is a locomotive with a truly fascinating history. Built in 1917 at Swindon Works, it was one of Churchward’s innovative mixed-traffic designs, known for its reliability and versatility. What makes 5322 particularly special is its service during World War I, where it was sent to France to assist with vital military logistics on the Western Front—a rare honour for a steam locomotive. After the war, 5322 return

Gwr 813 with 563 banking West Somerset Railway's Autumn Steam Gala 19-10-25 #WestSomersetRailway #Steam #Steamlocomotive #Railway #Train #SteamtrainsofBritain #Preservation | Daniel Pearce