Penrhyn Quarry Railway 4 wheel workman's open coach 009 Other examples may be viewed

Other examples may be viewed at both Amberley Chalk Pits Museum and Penrhyn Castle Museum

Etched nickel silver cab overlays (allowing two styles/eras of cab)

which also omits the under seat cross-bracing fitted to strengthen the bodies in later life

and with the C

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Penrhyn Quarry Railway 4 wheel workman's open coach 009 Other examples may be viewedHistory The workmen's train ran from 1880 until 1957 for the benefit of quarrymen travelling to the slate quarries at Bethesda. The train consisted of up to 13 generally identical vehicles. The coaches were owned by the men through the workmens' Train Society and hauled by locomotives hired from the company. The train ran again in 1957 during a local bus strike. Special visitors were conveyed in coach F to the quarry being coupled to a slate train for