GW '94XX' 0-6-0PT No. 8486 GW easing along the back of the up relief platform at Iver Station in the process of coupling up to an up freight standing on the Up Goods line which runs from here to West Drayton on Saturday 20th April 1963. New from Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns Darlington works in July 1952, No. 8486 went to Truro and remained there until March 1962 when it came up to Slough, going on to Reading in August 1963, then Old Oak Common one year later, she finished her 13 year life at Bath Green Park arriving there for a three month stay in March 1965.
Denis Lewis
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