47791 clags away from the platform next to the roundhouse dragging Deltic D9009 Alycidon at the end of the event.

Beattie well tank No. 30587 built in 1874, Lancs & Yorkshire 'A' class No. 1300 and BR Standard Class 2 No. 78019.

Class 20 No. 20901 in tow tone grey livery and owned by Harry Needle Railroad Company.

47791 & D9009 Alycidon on the shuttle service are taken back to the platform alongside the roundhouse.

Class 14 'Teddybear' No. D9520 leading the shuttle service heads back to the platform alongside the roundhouse.

47791 with D9009 Alycidon in tow make a fine sight leading the shuttle service.

47791 powers away from the platform hauling D9009 Alycidon and the shuttle service.

Unique Class 89 No. 89001 in InterCity Swallow livery and based at Barrow Hill.

With the most wonderful event coming to a close steam engines are lined up together.

Impressive line up of steam engines with Peckett No. 2000 shunting into position.

Class 47 No 47791 in Rail Express Systems livery heads for the platform to treat the visitors.

Class 47 No. 47791 still in Rail Express Systems livery heads for the platform to haul the shuttle service.

Built as long ago as 1822 'Puffing Billy' lovingly cared for at Beamish Museum with operator take a breather.

Class 56 No. 56006 in original as built standard BR blue livery.

Class 26 No. 26007 truly impressive in standard BR blue livery.

Class 40 No. D213 Andania in original green livery looks stunning in the afternoon sun.

Andania (Cunard Lines) nameplate fitted to immaculate Class 40 No. D213.

Metropolitan Railway's unique 0-4-4T locomotive No. 1 lovingly cared for by the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre.

Beattie well tank No. 30587 built in 1874 owned by the NRM and on loan to the Bodmin and Wenford Railway.

BR Standard Class 2 locomotive No. 78019 owned by Charles Newton and The Loughborough Standard Loco Owners Group based at the Great Central Railway.

D1023 Western Fusilier from the NRM gleams in the sun having earlier operated the shuttle service.

Deltic D9009 Alycidon with 'Zontar' at the controls powers away from the platform with the shuttle service.

D1023 Western Fusilier from the National Railway Museum parked up after operating the shuttle service.

Hawthorn Leslie 0-4-0 'Henry' owned by Tyseley Museum in long term storage at Barrow Hill.

Class 03 shunter No. 03066 inside the roundhouse.

LNER built 'A2' Pacific locomotive No. 60532 Blue Peter with 'Director' class locomotive No. 506 Butler Henderson.

Great Central Railway 'Director' class locomotive No. 506 Butler Henderson from the NRM and currently on loan to Barrow Hill.

03066, 45105, 85101 and E3035 exhibited inside the roundhouse.

Class 83 English Electric AL3 No. E3035 (83012) owned by the ACLG parked inside the roudhouse.

Nose end view and nameplate Barrow Hill Depot of D8132 inside a smokey roundhouse.

Class 20 No. D8132 (20132) named Barrow Hill Depot parked inside the roundhouse.

Great Western Railway pannier tank locomotive No. 6430 built in 1937 from Llangollen Railway crosses the turntable.

ACLG's 85101 and E3035 (83012) inside the roundhouse with D8132 Barrow Hill Depot.

Class 20 No. D8132 Barrow Hill Depot and unique Brown Boveri gas turbine locomotive No. 18000 inside the roundhouse.

Deltic No. 55015 Tulyar inside the DPS building undergoing a major overhaul and extensive bodyside repanelling.

97302 undergoing conversion to take up new duties for owners Network Rail.

37672 still carrying Transrail branding long withdrawn and now owned by Harry Needle Railroad Company.

Class 82 A.E.I (Metropolitan-Vickers) AL2 No. 82008 complete in a version of Inter-City livery.

Electric loco's 82008 and 84001 stabled with 45112.

26011, 20119 and 08492 all currently in store.

47237 operated by Advenza positioned on lifting jacks ready to be lifting for wheelset attention.

Class 84 No. 84001 with 45112 Royal Army Ordnance Corps.

Class 37 No. 37057 owned by HNRC in EWS livery which was previously named Viking.

Class 84 General Electric AL4 No. 84001.

08492 minus coupling rods and still showing faded unofficial 'Barnsley' name from her Tinsley days is currently held in store.

Class 45/1 No. 45112 Royal Army Ordnance Corps.

Class 20 No. 20119 stabled with other stored loco's.

26011 and 20119 both currently in store.