| Present Location | Beamish |
| County Location | Durham |
| Designed For | Stockton Darlington |
| Build Location | Darlington |
| Type | TY |
| First Number | 179 |
| Present Number | No.179 |
| Gauge | 4ft 8 1/2in |
| Wheel Arrangement | 4 wheel |
| Original Underframe | Yes |
| Original Bogies/Wheelsets | Yes |
| Additional Notes | W 1884, sold by NER to Forcett Limestone Company in 1884. York Museum: Beamish 1960s: restored BREL Shildon 1975 but then suffered by being stored outside at Beamish. Then at Hackworth Museum, then NRM Shildon. LNER livery, seat & floor coverings: may not resemble the original. Rainstrips/gutter lost, when roof re-covered? By 02/12 under restoration at Stanegate Restorations & Replicas, Haltwhistle. Returned to Beamish 04/13 and now at the Pockerley Wagonway for final mechanical overhaul work, followed by lettering and numbering. |
| Owner | National Railway Museum |
| External Structural Condition | Good |
| Internal Structural Condition | Good |
| Underframe Condition | Poor but Substantially Complete |
| External Finish | Poor but Substantially Complete |
| Internal Finish | Poor but Substantially Complete |
| Degree of External Originality | Some replaced/reproduced material |
| Degree of Internal Originality | Some replaced/reproduced material |
| Degree of Underframe/Running Gear Originality | As left Departmental service |
| Degree of External Authenticity | Good |
| Degree of Internal Authenticity | Fair |
| Degree of Underframe Authenticity | Very Good |
| Rarity | Unique |
| Historical Importance | Exceptionally Important |
| Storage | Secure Building |
| Operating | No |
| Survey Date | 19/02/2010 |
| Surveyor | Kevin Stroud |
| Photo Date | 15/11/2013 |
| Photo by | The Museum |
| At Risk | No |
| Date Record Last Updated | 25/03/2016 |
