Colour Photograph: Addington Railway Workshops, 1985
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Joan Woodward
Production date
1985
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One landscape colour photograph taken in 1985 showing trains at Addington, Christchurch; stencilling on the side on the train in the foreground reads 'written off'. Water tower in the background.
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99% of your collection of trains is bridal trains. When it comes to railways could you at least state railway in the title. I know this will not satisfy purists who want everything - locomotives wagons etc etc but it would help. Eg. this would be a guard's van and an insulated Z class wagon awaiting wrecking at the Addington Railway Workshops. Just a suggestion. By the way The train is the trail of what follows the engine ( or locomotive ) just like the bridal train follows the bride. You might like to talk to the NZ Railway Museum at Ferrymead if you need clarification.
- Lex Calder
Posted on 03-06-2020 22:07:40