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camelot steam locomotive

camelot steam locomotive at Sheffield park


camelot steam locomotive at Sheffield park on bluebell railway in sussex steam locomotive camelot which is a br standard class 5
4-6-0 leaving for horsted keynes this steam locomotive is owned by the 73082 camelot locomotive society

Camelot steam locomotive was operational and in service on the Bluebell Railway in the United Kingdom. The Bluebell Railway is a heritage railway that runs through the picturesque countryside of East and West Sussex, offering visitors a nostalgic steam train experience.

The Camelot locomotive, also known as Southern Railway U Class No. 31806 (and later BR 31806 after nationalization), is a historic steam locomotive that was built in 1920 by the North British Locomotive Company in Glasgow, Scotland. It belongs to the U Class, a class of mixed-traffic steam locomotives used by the Southern Railway.

The Bluebell Railway is well-known for its collection of preserved steam locomotives, and Camelot is just one of the many locomotives that enthusiasts and visitors can enjoy riding and observing at the railway.

However, please note that the status of specific locomotives and operational schedules can change over time. For the most up-to-date information about the Camelot steam locomotive and its current operational status on the Bluebell Railway, I recommend checking the official website of the Bluebell Railway or contacting them directly for the latest information.







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