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An amazing improvement to the old rusted engine depicted in the photos. It looks fine and is a welcome addition to Tanfield's industrial engines. It certainly looks great when working on the heritage railway.

Great to see our old coach being restored

Doesn't have to be copper pipe and bronze flanges though does it?. Id just do it out of steel. You can't see them and steel pipes will be just as functional as copper but cheaper.

The efforts / work by all involved is absolutely outstanding. I was at Tanfield yesterday and recorded quite a few video clips of Horden, here's the link for all those who might want to see up to date clips of the magnificent steam locomotive. ua-cam.com/video/B79tj7AmbxU/v-deo.html

another one to visit, just a note from a future punter , keep the souvenir prices to reasonable level , WE BUY MORE THEN . was at the SEVERN VALLEY RAILWAY the other day ,and didnt buy a thing ,because the prices were so high , shame as we like to our station sign fridge magnets etc for each station we have visited , every other station we visited £2.50 SVR £4 WE want to support all our steam heritage , we appreciate all the hard work the volunteers do ,and what goes into making our days so fantastic .keep up the good work ,and hope to put Tanfield on our itinerary for our next road trip .

One thinks of the last horse shunters being retired in the mid-1960s and if it was not for the absence of iron-plated wooden rails, not much would seem to have changed.

You really should do these video updates on a regular basis. Would be marvellous.

Sir Topham Hatt the Railway Controller.

All Aboard. All Aboard. Enjoy the ride.

You're a really useful engine.

Do the trains still take people to Sunniside station or is that out of use? Sorry if this is a dumb question.

Great drawings, where did you find them? Great video, very informative. I am studying this subject for a presentation the starts with wooden railways and ends with the Liverpool and Manchester Railway opening. The history you cover is indeed important. Thanks.

I sent in a application to volunteer here can’t wait

Nice

cool

Keep up the great work!

Great work everyone! Keep the videos coming!

fantastic what all the volunteers have done .

Excellent history lesson of this locomotive. Incredible work by the Tanfield volunteers to restore it .thank you.

1:03 1900s wallace and gromit

worked on this engine as an apprentice at Shotton colliery

Frankly we cannot have enough Barclays running, and Horden is a stunning example.

Wow! What a stunning locomotive! When will Horden be on regular services?

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I have a question regarding another locomotive, apparently you guys own a Tasmanian railways m class steam locomotive, is this true

Moving an engine like that must have been insane!! Would love to have seen that. :-) Great work guys!

Can we buy our usual annual ticket for use when there railway reopens?