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Winston Churchill 'Final Journey' Funeral Train Exhibition - 34051 - York NRM - 4th February 2015

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'Churchill's Final Journey' - an exhibition at the National Railway Museum in York with SR 'West Country Class 4-6-2 steam loco No. 34051 'Winston Churchill', SR Luggage Van S2464S and Pullman Coach 'Lydia' which were all included in the formation of the funeral train from Waterloo Station to Oxfordshire on 31st January 1965 that took Churchill to his final resting place.

The exhibition is at The Great Hall of the National Railway Museum in York until May 2015.

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An exhibition at the National Railway Museum in York features historic railway vehicles associated with Winston Churchill's funeral journey. The display includes Southern Railway's 'West Country' Class 4-6-2 steam locomotive No. 34051 'Winston Churchill', SR Luggage Van S2464S, and Pullman Coach 'Lydia'. These vehicles formed part of the funeral train that transported Churchill from Waterloo Station to Oxfordshire in January 1965. The exhibition was running at the museum until May 2015.

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  • Platform ID iLSet7GHO6w
  • Views 18,868
  • Date published 6 Feb 2015 19:44
  • Date added 28 May 2026 21:16
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