...the last BR-operated engine to steam into Penzance was
N°34002 Salisbury?
...the last 'spamcan' to work Southern metals west of Exeter was
Wadebridge with a brake van tour to Meldon Quarry on 11th December 1964
(until Tangmere visited Okehampton on 4th October 2003)?
...the last normal steam working to arrive at Exeter was rebuilt WC
Nº34032 Camelford with the 1:00 p.m. Waterloo-Exeter, returning with
the 7:45 p.m. "perishables" to Nine Elms, on 29th November 1965?
...after they were rebuilt by BR the locomotives were too heavy to work the
"Withered Arm" lines north of Meldon Junc.?
...the steam operated firebox doors, popular with West Country drivers, were
replaced because Nine Elms drivers didn't like them?
The 257 Squadron website.
The 34058 Sir
Frederick Pile website.
The 34081
and the Battle of Britain Society's website.
Blackmoor Vale and the Bulleid
Society's website which has, amongst other items, reproductions of some
interesting Light Pacific publicity leaflets from 1946.
The 
, the premier Southern line's website.
The Bodmin & Wenford Railway web site.
The Boscastle website.
The Eddystone website.
The 
website.
The 
website.
The Manston website.
The
web site.
The Model Engineering Products, Bexhill site, manufacturers of
a fine 5" gauge model of a Spamcan.
The
- the web site for the North
Cornwall area.
The 
rail information web site.
The 
- self catering holiday accommodation at St
Germans and St Ives for railway enthusiasts.
The Sidmouth website.
The 
website, a source of archive photographs
in more than 200 categories.
The 
website.
The 
's website.
The 
website. A non-commercial site of
Southern Railway posters - classic railway art.
Nigel Kendall's 
site featuring his photography of British
Railways 1961-8, with quite a few Bulleid Pacifics in evidence.
The
web site.
The
web site.
website.
The 
website.
