80064

BR Standard Class 4 tank locomotive

Gallery

Photographs of 80064 through the years: in British Railways service, during her restoration and, one day, back in steam.

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Past

80064 in British Railways service and in her earlier years in preservation.

80064 in lined black livery steaming through green fields, pulling the Devon Belle observation car.
80064 in full steam on the Torbay line, with the Devon Belle observation car behind. Photo: Martin Nicholls
80064 hauling chocolate and cream coaches across a stone viaduct surrounded by thick woodland.
Crossing Greenway Viaduct among the trees. Photo: Martin Nicholls
Front view of 80064 at Churston station platform with a long train of coaches curving behind it.
Arriving at Churston. Photo: Martin Nicholls
Three-quarter front view of 80064 standing at a station platform beside a white picket fence.
At the platform at Churston. Photo: Martin Nicholls
80064 at a station platform, with the Devon Belle observation car visible at the far end of the train.
At Churston, with the Devon Belle observation car in the background. Photo: Martin Nicholls
The bunker end of 80064 with the driver leaning out of the cab, as another tank engine, 5239, approaches under a road bridge.
Meeting GWR tank engine 5239 at Churston. Photo: Martin Nicholls
80064 in the foreground with its driver looking ahead, as 5239 approaches under a road bridge carrying an open-top bus.
With 5239 approaching under the bridge as an open-top bus crosses above. Photo: Martin Nicholls
Side view of 80064 coupled to a cream coach, a passenger leaning from the coach window.
Ready to leave Churston. Photo: Martin Nicholls
80064 and its coaches beside a signal post, with a concrete road bridge beyond.
Beneath the road bridge at Churston. Photo: Martin Nicholls
Close view of 80064 inside an engine shed, its fresh paint and red and cream lining shining under the lights.
Gleaming in the shed at Buckfastleigh. Photo: Martin Nicholls
80064 loaded on a red road lorry beside a country road, with a Bluebell Railway Sussex banner on the trailer.
On the move by road, on a low-loader carrying a Bluebell Railway banner. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 in bright sunshine alongside a timber shed, with other engines coupled behind it.
In the sunshine beside the shed, coupled to other engines. Photo: Gerry Butler
Front view of 80064 with lamps lit, pulling a long train of green coaches between fields.
Heading a train of green Southern coaches through the countryside. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 in the distance with a short train and a plume of steam, beyond a golden field of corn.
Steaming past a field of ripe corn. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 head-on with two white lamps lit, leading green coaches round a curve on a sunny day.
Lamps lit, rounding the curve with a train of green coaches. Photo: Gerry Butler
Side view of 80064 in polished lined black, standing on a track in a tree-lined yard.
Gleaming in the yard among the trees. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 seen from the front as a dark silhouette, with steam glowing gold in low sunlight.
Silhouetted against a golden sky. Photo: Gerry Butler
The front of 80064 in shadow, steam lit gold by the setting sun.
Steam and golden light at the end of the day. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 hauling a long train of cream coaches across a stone viaduct, with a wide bay and a distant town beyond.
Crossing a viaduct high above the sea. Photo: Gerry Butler
Three-quarter front view of 80064 at a station, steam drifting around it and coaches behind.
Steam to spare at the platform. Photo: Gerry Butler
Side view of 80064 on an embankment under a blue sky, a tall plume of smoke and steam above, pulling a green coach.
In full cry along an embankment on a crisp, sunny day. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 at the platform of a red-brick station decorated with old enamel advertising signs, green coaches behind.
At a country station dressed with vintage enamel signs. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 in the distance leading a train past trees and a ploughed field, steam billowing above.
Working hard between the trees and ploughed fields. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 with lamps lit, leading green coaches past a semaphore signal among bare winter trees.
Passing a semaphore signal on a winter’s day. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 at a station platform almost hidden by clouds of steam, the station building behind.
Wreathed in steam at the station. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 with lamps lit, leading a train of green coaches along a line edged with trees on a sunny day.
Heading green coaches along a sunlit line. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 standing by heaps of coal outside an engine shed, smoke rising from its chimney, other engines nearby.
On shed beside the coal stack. Photo: Gerry Butler
Close view of 80064 beside a coal stack, its British Railways crest and red and cream lining catching the sun.
Crest and lining gleaming in the sun. Photo: Gerry Butler
80064 at the platform at Horsted Keynes station, steam around its wheels and the green station nameboard on the right.
Steaming at Horsted Keynes on the Bluebell Railway. Photo: Gerry Butler

Present

The restoration as it happens.

Add a Gallery block with restoration photographs, newest first, crediting each photographer.

Future

How 80064 will look when restored, and, when the day comes, photographs of her back in steam.

Add an artist’s impression or a photo of a sister engine in steam (credited), or remove this section until there is something to show.

Do you have a photo of 80064?

If you photographed 80064 in service, awaiting rescue or in preservation, we would love to hear from you. We will always credit you by name. Contact us.