Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company - Preserved BRCW Locomotive + Units

Preserved BRCW Locomotive + Units

Country/Railway Class Wheel arrangement Built in Number now located at
Ireland/Córas Iompair Éireann 101 class A1A-A1A 1956 103 Irish Traction Group at Carrick-on-Suir
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5300 / 26007 Barrow Hill Engine Shed
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5301 / 26001 - Eastfield Caledonian Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5302 / 26002 Strathspey Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5304 / 26004 Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5310 / 26010 Llangollen Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5311 / 26011 Barrow Hill Engine Shed
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5314 / 26014 Caledonian Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5324 / 26024 Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5325 / 26025 Strathspey Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5335 / 26035 Caledonian Railway
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5338 / 26038 private owned at Cardiff Canton
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5340 / 26040 private owned at Methil
UK/BR Class 26 Bo-Bo 1958 D5343 / 26043 Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5347 / 27001 Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5351 / 27005 Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5353 / 27007 Mid-Hants Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5370 / 27024 Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5394 / 27050 Strathspey Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5401 / 27056 Great Central Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5410 / 27059 Severn Valley Railway
UK/BR Class 27 Bo-Bo 1960 D5386 / 27066 Dean Forest Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6501 / 33002 - Sea King South Devon Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6508 / 33008 - Eastleigh Battlefield Line
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6515 / 33012 Swanage Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6518 / 33018 Midland Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6534 / 33019 - Griffon Battlefield Line Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6552 / 33034 Swanage Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6553 / 33035 Barrow Hill Engine Shed
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6564 / 33046 - Merlin Midland Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6566 / 33047 West Somerset Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6570 / 33052 - Ashford Kent and East Sussex Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6571 / 33053 Mid-Hants Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6575 / 33057 - Seagull West Somerset Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6583 / 33063 - RJ Mitchell Spa Valley Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6585 / 33065 - Sealion Spa Valley Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6513 / 33102 Churnet Valley Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6514 / 33103 Swordfish Swanage Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6521 / 33108 Barrow Hill Engine Shed
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6525 / 33109 Captain Bill Smith RNR East Lancshire Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6527 / 33110 Bodmin and Wenford Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6528 / 33111 Swanage Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6535 / 33116 Hertfordshire Rail Tours Great Central Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6536 / 33117 East Lancashire Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6586 / 33201 Midland Railway
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6587 / 33202 The Burma Star Mangapps Railway Museum
UK/BR Class 33 Bo-Bo 1960 D6593 / 33208 Battlefield Line Railway
UK/BR Class 81 Bo-Bo 1959 E3003 / 81002 Barrow Hill Engine Shed

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