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Internal view of brake composite carriage No. 6484

Internal view of brake composite carriage No. 6484


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Internal view of brake composite carriage No. 6484

Guards compartment. Built to diagram E153 in 1936

STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway

Media ID 14702136

Brake Composite


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1. Title: A Glimpse into the Past: The Guard's Compartment of Brake Composite Carriage No. 6484 (E153) at the Steam Museum of the Great Western Railway 2.. Step into the past and explore the intricately preserved Guard's Compartment of Brake Composite Carriage No. 6484 (E153), a captivating exhibit at the Steam Museum of the Great Western Railway. Built in 1936, this carriage is a testament to the rich railway heritage of the bygone era. Upon entering the Guard's Compartment, one is immediately struck by the cosy, yet functional design. The wooden panelling, polished to a mirror-like sheen, exudes an air of elegance and sophistication. The compact space is filled with essential tools and equipment that would have been indispensable to the Guard in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the train. The Guard's seat, positioned at the end of the compartment, is a focal point. With its plush upholstery and leather straps, it offers a glimpse into the comforts enjoyed by the Guard during long hours on the railway. The adjacent table, adorned with a brass lamp and a cup holder, is a testament to the importance of record-keeping and communication during train journeys. The shelves and cabinets are filled with a myriad of items, from lanterns and whistles to tools and spare parts. The presence of a small stove adds to the homely atmosphere, providing warmth and sustenance during cold and damp railway journeys. The Guard's Compartment of Brake Composite Carriage No. 6484 (E153) offers a unique insight into the life of a Guard during the Golden Age of Steam Railways. A visit to this exhibit at the Steam Museum of the Great Western Railway is a must for anyone with an interest in railway history and heritage.

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