Stockton Darlington Composite (semi-open and saloon) Carriage (replica) built 2017

Present Location	Beamish
County Location	Durham
Designed For	Stockton Darlington
Build Location	Beamish
Built by	Regional Heritage Engineering Centre
Type	Replica
Gauge	4ft 8 1/2in
Wheel Arrangement	4 wheel
Original Underframe	No
Original Bogies/Wheelsets	No
Additional Notes	Built 2017 at the Regional Heritage Engineering Centre at Beamish - a newly built body on a re-worked underframe utilising ironwork, wheels and brakegear from the chassis of the former Stockton and Darlington 'Experiment''Tub' or 'Long' Coach (replica) (qv). This new replica - for use on the Pockerley Waggonway - is based on a design by W and A Kitching for the Stockton and Darlington's development of passenger services from 1834. Panels have been completed in solid pine recovered from dismantled church pews. Livery is based on a watercolour in the Beamish archive collection.
Owner	Beamish Museum
Rarity	Unique
Historical Importance	Some Interest
Storage	Secure Building
Operating	Yes
Photo Date	08/10/2017
Photo by	Paul Abell
At Risk	No
Date Record Last Updated	02/11/2017

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