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 Trailer split to unload the engine5322 views11111
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 Gardner 4L2 being admired5615 viewsVisitors admiring the Gardner 4L2 after it had received the EHHS plaque May 200511111
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 Relief now its all done3751 viewsNow that the Exhibition preparations are finished the relief shows on the face of a volunteer while they chat to visitors11111
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 First stages of the dismantling4853 viewsTaken at the college last week September, 2006 by Maurice Clyde.11111
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 Next stage of the dismantling process5677 viewsTaken at the college w/c 2 Oct 2006.

Photograph courtesy of Maurice Clyde11111
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 Second lot of parts arrive at museum6486 viewsThese arrived at museum 11 October 200600000
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 Apprentice at Gardners3610 viewsthis gentleman began his apprenticeship with Gardners in 192900000
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 close up during restoration work3122 viewsshowing top of cylinder00000
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 Grand Raffle being drawn4201 viewsby Geoff Challinor and Mrs Paul Gardner00000
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 Roger entertains3820 viewsRoger Gardner, one of the museum volunteers, starts the 4T500000
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 View of the Gardner room3904 viewsTaken standing beside the 4T5 and looking up the room00000
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 Geoff with Mirlees No 13042 viewslast minute adjustments before the Exhibition begins.

This is the first engine every built in the UK (and only the 3rd ever built in the world). It was completed in November 1897 by Mirrlees, Watson, Yaryan & Company Limited in Glasgow.00000
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