Piggy Back Steam Train

Most big factories had rail links and the largest ones had their own on-site networks, worked by an army of small tank engines. These small locos still had to be overhauled during the wartime. One is drawn through Stretford, Manchester, on a low-loader for repair in June, 1943.
A locomotive train is drawn through the streets of Stretford on the way to the repair shop, June 1943

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