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No 19 (C) Shop, Carriage Lifting Shop, 1967

No 19 (C) Shop, Carriage Lifting Shop, 1967


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Filename: S21 009.jpg

Size: 3000 x 2375 (709KB)

Date: 25th April 2007

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No 19 (C) Shop, Carriage Lifting Shop, 1967

A Diesel Multiple Unit in undergoing repairs in this image from 1967. Two large lifting machines have seperated the DMU body from its wheels to allow the repairs to take place

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1960s 1967 Carriage Works Swindon Works Wagon Lifting


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This print takes us back to the bustling atmosphere of Swindon Works in 1967. In this snapshot, we witness a remarkable sight - a Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) undergoing repairs at No 19 (C) Shop, also known as the Carriage Lifting Shop. The image showcases two colossal lifting machines that have meticulously separated the DMU body from its wheels, creating an intriguing juxtaposition. The sheer scale of these lifting machines is awe-inspiring, emphasizing the magnitude of work undertaken at Swindon Works during this era. With great precision and expertise, skilled workers are seen attending to every detail of the DMU's maintenance needs. This photograph serves as a testament to their dedication and craftsmanship. As we delve into this snapshot frozen in time, it becomes evident that Swindon Works was not merely a place for repairs; it was a hub where history unfolded daily. The yearning for progress is palpable within these walls as technology advanced rapidly in the 1960s. Through this evocative image from STEAM Museum of GWR, we are transported back to an era when rail travel reigned supreme. It allows us to appreciate both the mechanical complexity involved in maintaining such intricate machinery and the human effort required behind-the-scenes. This print encapsulates not only a momentary pause amidst ongoing repairs but also represents an entire industry's commitment towards ensuring safe and efficient journeys for passengers across Great Britain's railway network during one pivotal year -

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