GWR 813 Preservation Fund

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The GWR 813 Preservation Fund is an organisation that was founded in 1966 to acquire, restore and preserve Port Talbot Railway No. 26 (GWR 813). It is based on the Severn Valley Railway.

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History

The Fund was formed in 1966 to purchase the last-known surviving Port Talbot Railway (No. 26, later GWR 813) steam locomotive from the National Coal Board. They purchased GWR 813 in 1967 and it was moved from Backworth Colliery the same year, later moving to the Severn Valley Railway. They are now currently based at the Severn Valley Railway and have a sales stand at Kidderminster. [1]

GWR 813

813 GWR 0-6-0ST on static display at Shildon 150 PT26 GWR 813 at Shildon.jpg
813 GWR 0-6-0ST on static display at Shildon 150

Port Talbot Railway No. 26 was built by Hudswell Clarke in 1901 along with five other locomotives. It was withdrawn in 1933 and then sold to Robert Stephenson & Company in 1934. Later it was sold to Backworth Colliery and re-numbered 12. It then became NCB 11 in 1950. The newly-formed GWR 813 Preservation Fund were looking to purchase this locomotive, it being the last of its kind. Offered for £320, then sold to the Preservation Fund in 1967. It was displayed as a static exhibit at the Rail 150 Celebrations in 1975. Mechanical faults prevented the locomotive from being fully operational for over a decade, although it steamed on a few occasions.

The trust fund got the locomotive fully operational in July 2000, when it was the only one in service at the time,[ where? ] at the time that many locomotives were reported to have boiler issues. After it was overhauled, from 2001 to 2009 the locomotive visited several heritage lines including Didcot, Dean Forest, Pontypool & Blaenavon, WSR, South Devon Rly, Vale of Glamorgan, etc.

Owned stock

The GWR 813 Preservation Fund bought a covered van in 1968 to store parts for their locomotive, this was followed by the fund's interest in purchasing more ex-GWR stock. Today they own four coaches, and over 100 wagons of many types, in the collection is the only surviving ex-Brecon and Merthyr Railway open wagon.

Locomotives

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
Port Talbot Railway No. 26 (GWR No. 813)Port Talbot Railway 0-6-0ST Severn Valley Railway 813 at Chelmarsh - 51122094800.jpg Built in 1901. Acquired in 1967. Operational. Returned to traffic in November 2016. The oldest locomotive in operation on the SVR. (Boiler ticket expires in 2026). [2]

Carriages

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
98Hawksworth Full Brake 'Snake' Severn Valley Railway Purchased direct from BR following withdrawal from service in 1977. [3]
215Dean 4-Wheeled 1st/2nd Composite Gwili Railway Built in 1900. Acquired in 1985. [4]
1146Collett Corridor Third Severn Valley Railway Built in 1938. Operational. Part of ex-Swindon test train. [5]
4872Collett Corridor Third Bow Ended South Devon Railway Built in 1927. Acquired in 1984. Moved from the Severn Valley Railway in 2008. [6]

Brown (passenger rated) vehicles

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
55Breakdown Riding Van

Built 1908 Lot 571 Acquired 1973 Allocated when built to Trowbridge, then Westbury| Severn Valley Railway

 Severn Valley Railway


66Breakdown Tool Van Severn Valley Railway Built in 1921. Acquired in 1985. Currently being used by the Barry Railway Carriage Trust as their sales vehicle. [7]
594'Monster' Scenery Van South Devon Railway Built in 1920. Acquired 1999. [8]
2303Fruit Van Severn Valley Railway Kidderminster GWR diagram Y2 2303.JPG Built in 1898. Acquired in 1973. [9]
2424Fruit 'C' Fruit Van Severn Valley Railway Built in 1911. Acquired in 1986. [10]
2671'Bloater' Fish Van Didcot Railway Centre Built in 1925. Acquired in 1976. [11]
2862Fruit 'C' Fruit Van. Didcot Railway Centre GWR FRUIT C No.2862 (32044542727).jpg Built 1939. Acquired 1980. Relocated 1996 from Avon Valley Railway

to GWS Didcot. [12]

2890Siphon 'G' Bogie Milk Van West Somerset Railway Built 1945. Acquired 1987. [13]
2988Siphon 'G' Bogie Milk Van. Dean Forest Railway Built 1945. Acquired 1980. Awaiting major restoration. [14]
58725Improvised Gunpowder VanSevern Valley Railway 58725 Gunpowder van at Bewdley.jpg Built 1896. Acquired 1977. [15]
105493'Cone' Gunpowder Van West Somerset Railway Built 1924. Acquired 1976. [16]

Covered goods vans

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
16307Mink 'A' Covered Goods VanWest Somerset RailwayBuilt 1913. Acquired 1991. [17]
42239Grain Hopper Van Didcot Railway Centre Built 1927. [18]
65620'Vanfit' Covered Goods WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1947. Acquired 1975. [19]
65801'Mogo' Motor Car VanSevern Valley Railway Bewdley GWR diagram G43 65801.JPG Built 1946. Acquired 1973. [20]
93016Mink 'A' Covered Goods WagonSevern Valley Railway 93015 GWR Van at Bewdley on the SVR.jpg Built 1914. Acquired 1972. [21]
93045Mink 'A' Covered Goods VanSevern Valley Railway Bewdley GWR diagram V16 93045.JPG Built in 1914. Acquired 2008. [22]
95353Covered Goods VanSevern Valley RailwayBuilt in 1916. Ex-Rutland Railway Museum. [23]
101961Mink 'A' Covered Goods VanSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1923. Acquired 1989. [24]
103592Mink 'A' Covered Goods WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt in 1923. Acquired 1987. [25]
104621Mink 'A' Covered Goods VanSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1924. Acquired 1971. [26]
112889Mink 'G' Covered Goods WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1931. Acquired 1993. [27]
126359'Mogo' Motor Car Van South Devon Railway GWR wagon G31 MOGO 126359.jpg Built in 1934. [28]
126779Mink 'A' Covered Goods Van West Somerset Railway Built 1936. Acquired in 1981. [29]
139760Mink 'A' Covered Goods VanWest Somerset Railway Minehead - GWR Diagram V23 Mink 139760.JPG Built 1938. Acquired in 1991. [30]
145428Covered Goods VanDidcot Railway CentreBuilt 1944. Acquired 1973. [31]

Water & Milk Tanks

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
1026-Wheeled Water Tank WagonWest Somerset RailwayBuilt 1946. Acquired 1996. [32]
20166-Wheeled Milk Tank WagonSouth Devon RailwayBuilt 1931. Acquired 1994. Originally 4-wheeled for United Dairies. [33]
2501'Rotank' 6-Wheeled Road Milk Tank Flat WagonEveshamBuilt 1932. First such vehicle built by GWR. [34]
25046-Wheeled Milk Tank WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1932. Acquired 1995. [35]
30186-Wheeled Milk Tank WagonWest Somerset RailwayBuilt 1946. Acquired 1994. [36]

Fruit Vans

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
82554Fruit 'B' Banana VanSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1908. Acquired 1991. [37]
105565Fruit 'B' Banana VanEvesham.Built in 1929. Acquired 1990. Body and underframe only. [38]

Meat Vans

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
105860Mica 'B' Refrigerated Meat VanDidcot Railway CentreBuilt 1925. Acquired 1976. [39]
105873Mica 'B' Refrigerated Meat VanSevern Valley Railway. GWR 105873 'Mogo' Motor Car Van at Bewdley.jpg Built 1925. Acquired 1973. [40]
105916Mica 'B' Refrigerated Meat VanSouth Devon RailwayBuilt 1925. Acquired 1978. [41]

Open Goods Wagons

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
10931Open 'A' 5-Plank Open Goods Wagon Avon Valley Railway GWR O14 wagon 10931 at Bitton.JPG Built 1913. Acquired 1975. [42]
13154Open 'A' Open Goods Wagon.Severn Valley Railway GWR13154.jpg Built 1913. Acquired 1975. [43]
19818Open Goods WagonDidcot Railway CentreBuilt 1917. Acquired 1981. [44]
25190Open Goods WagonBuilt 1904. Acquired 1988. [45]
412774 Plank Open WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1890. Acquired 1984. [46]
52137Open Goods WagonEveshamBuilt 1892. Acquired 1996. [47]
52243Open Goods Wagon Avon Valley Railway Built 1896. Acquired 1996. [48]
75745Open Goods Wagon Avon Valley Railway Built 1902. Acquired 1996. [49]
86582Open 'A' 5-Plank Open Wagon Avon Valley Railway GWR O11 wagon 86582 at Bitton.JPG Built 1912. Acquired 1975. [50]
94059China Clay Open Goods WagonSevern Valley Railway Bewdley GWR diagram O13 94059.JPG Built 1914. Acquired 1975. [51]
97398Open 'A' 4-plank Open Goods WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1921. Acquired 1970. [52]
98480Open 'A' Open WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1921. Acquired 1981. [53]
99766Open 'A' 4 Plank Open WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1902. Acquired 1990. Ex-Brecon & Merthyr Railway. [54]
99965Open 'C' Open Goods WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1927. Acquired 1988. [55]
102691Open 'B' Open Goods WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1924. Acquired 1985. [56]
1080855 plank Open Goods WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1924.
1082075-plank Open Goods Wagon South Devon Railway Acquired 1982. [57]
117993Open Goods WagonDidcot Railway CentreBuilt 1931. Acquired 1981. [58]
135744Open 'A' 5-plank Open Goods WagonWest Somerset RailwayBuilt 1937. Acquired 1993. [59]
1376965-plank Open Goods WagonWest Somerset RailwayBuilt 1938. Acquired 1993. [60]

Brake Vans

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
17464'Toad' 20 Tons Goods Brake VanAvon Valley RailwayBuilt 1940. Acquired 1994. [61]
114751'Toad' 20 Tons Goods Brake VanWest Somerset RailwayBuilt 1934. Acquired 2021. [62]
68501'Toad' 20 Tons Goods Brake VanSevern Valley Railway GWR Brake Van 68501.jpg Built 1925. Acquired 1971. [63]
68765'Toad' 20 Tons Goods Brake VanWest Somerset Railway GWR Toad 68786 at Buckfastleigh.JPG Built 1939. Acquired 1988. [64]
68784'Toad' 20 Tons Goods Brake VanAvon Valley Railway GWR AA20 68784 in Bitton yard.JPG Built 1939. Acquired February 2016. [65]

Crated Glass Wagon

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
41723Coral 'A' Plated Glass WagonDidcot Railway Centre GWR wagon D2 CORAL 41723.jpg Built 1908. Acquired 1981. Awaiting restoration..

Boiler Truck

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
41945'Crocodile G' Boiler TrolleyWest Somerset RailwayBuilt 1908. Acquired 1995. [66]

Machinery Trucks

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
41990Loriot 'Y' Machinery Flat WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1939. Acquired 1994.
42138Machinery Flat WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1909. Acquired 1984.
42272Loriot 'L' Machinery Flat WagonSevern Valley RailwayAcquired 1981.

Ballast Wagons

NumberTypeCurrent LocationPhotographNotes
30903Ballast WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1939. Acquired 1973.
40841Ballast WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1893. Acquired 1990.
60562Ballast WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1900. Acquired 1980.
60906Ballast WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1915. Acquired 1990.
80646Ballast Wagon Dean Forest Railway 80646 Dean Forest Railway.jpg Built 1936. Acquired 1981.
80669Ballast WagonWest Somerset Railway Minehead - GWR Diagram P15 ballast wagon 80669.JPG Built 1936. Acquired 1988.
80684Ballast WagonSevern Valley RailwayBuilt 1936. Acquired 1984.

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