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5 Ton Dennis Lorry, 1951

5 Ton Dennis Lorry, 1951


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Filename: R3 097.jpg

Size: 3000 x 2352 (702KB)

Date: 7th January 2008

Source: STEAM Museum of the GWR

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5 Ton Dennis Lorry, 1951

Built for use by British Railways. Body number 5222W

STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway

Media ID 669092

© STEAM Picture Library 2008 - All Rights Reserved

Lorry Road Vehicle Dennis


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This print showcases a remarkable piece of British engineering history: the 5 Ton Dennis Lorry, built in 1951 specifically for use by British Railways. With its robust and sturdy frame, this lorry was designed to conquer any road it encountered, making it an indispensable asset for transporting goods across the nation. The photograph beautifully captures the essence of this iconic vehicle, highlighting its distinctive features and timeless charm. The deep blue body with white detailing exudes a sense of elegance and sophistication, while also reflecting the quintessential British style that defined an era. Standing proudly against a picturesque backdrop, this Dennis Lorry epitomizes strength and reliability. Its body number 5222W signifies its unique identity within the fleet of vehicles used by British Railways during that time period. This particular lorry has undoubtedly witnessed countless journeys along winding roads and bustling city streets as it dutifully served its purpose. As we gaze at this image from STEAM Museum of the GWR (Great Western Railway), we are transported back to a time when these mighty lorries were essential components in Britain's transportation infrastructure. They played an integral role in connecting communities, delivering vital supplies, and supporting economic growth throughout the country. While we admire this impressive vehicle's craftsmanship and historical significance captured in this photo print, let us not forget to appreciate all those who operated these machines tirelessly behind the scenes. Their dedication ensured that our railways functioned seamlessly day after day. In preserving images like these at STEAM Museum of the GWR, we pay homage to our rich industrial heritage—a testament to human ingenuity and progress that continues to inspire generations today.

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