EAW003336 ENGLAND (1946). Sidings by the Great Western Railway Works between Beatrice Street and Station Road, Swindon, 1946

This row of vehicles look like "Toad" brake vans, but the cabin sides and ends are only half-height. They may be tunnel inspection vehicles, or perhaps a passenger "rescue" train for the Severn Tunnel.

Likely bomb damage from same 1942 raid as on Beatrice St. Site later used as builder's yard & known as "Bradley's Corner"

Possible bomb damage - gap in terrace?

"Flying Banana" diesel rail car.

Looks like 1942 bomb damage here - end terraces don't have upward slanting back bedroom roofs. End terrace at junction of Ferndale & Whitehouse Rd (where bomb also hit) hit has same missing end terrace (aka "Bradley's Corner").

PANNIER TANK WITH SHUNTERS TRUCK ATTACHED.

RAKE OF CATTLE WAGONS NEXT TO UNLOADING PENS.

PANNIER TANK CLASS 2721

GWR diesel railcar

GWR 2-cylinder 4-6-0; possibly one of the Hall or Grange classes

Five or more horsebox vans here - refurbished or being made redundant?

Thirteen 'Toad' brake vans here - possibly redundant, possibly refurbished?

Seven GWR 'Toad' brake vans in a group of eight vehicles

Whitehouse Road

Gooch Street

Elmina Road

Station Road

Beatrice Street