EPW000924 ENGLAND (1920). Great Western Railway Works, Swindon, from the south-west, 1920

Beatrice Street

G.W.R. weighbridge. G.W.R. weighbridge. Still standing but now the Weighbridge public house and restaurant

The White House P.H.

GWR Medical Fund Society Hospital, dating from 1871. Part funded by Daniel Gooch, Chairman of the Great Western Railway, and part by an increase in staff Medical Fund Society deductions. See: https://swindonstory.uk/stories/gwr-hospital/

GWR Medical Fund Baths and Dispensary on the corner of Faringdon Street and Milton Road, started in 1891/92. 'Historic interest: * for the age and survival of the Turkish baths suite, which have been identified as the oldest surviving, continually-functioning Turkish baths establishment in the country, which remain very little altered and in their original use; * the Health Hydro complex is highly significant as an integrated health care facility – which included two swimming baths; Turkish, Russian and washing baths; doctors; a dispensary; dental surgeries and dental laboratory; and ophthalmology, chiropody, psychology and physiotherapy departments – dating from some 50 years before the first NHS Health Centres began to provide such services for the general population...' taken from https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1382135?section=official-list-entry

County Ground, Swindon Town FC

Loco coal reserves. A classic buy in bulk when cheap.

Newburn House home to the Chief Mechanical Engineers of the Swindon Railway Works. Now demolished the only reminder left of the name is Newburn Crecent.

AW Shop where wheels were assembled onto axles, metal tyres fitted and and then turned on wheel lathes ready to be fitted onto the locomotives.

AE Erecting Shop where engines were built and repaired.

AM Machine Shop

Breakdown crane

GWR Park

St Marks Church

Water Tower

Linslade Street

'A'Shop

Redcliffe Street

Dean Street

Church Place

Swindon Junction Station GWR

Katy's office

one half of the tarmac shed moved to Williton on the west somerset railway