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Bring the romance of heritage railways into your home with this stunning high-resolution digital download of Great Western Railway (GWR) 28XX Class steam locomotive No. 2807, captured during the West Somerset Railway Steam Spectacular.
This dramatic photograph features No. 2807 in coasting towards Blue Anchor, beautifully silhouetted against a glowing golden sunset with the rolling Dunster Hills behind. The image perfectly captures the nostalgia and grandeur of classic British steam trains in a timeless countryside setting — an ideal collectible for railway enthusiasts, steam train photographers, and heritage railway supporters alike.
History of GWR 28xx No2807
Built in 1905 at Swindon Works by the Great Western Railway under the direction of renowned engineer George Jackson Churchward, 2807 is one of the oldest surviving examples of the powerful 28XX Class steam freight locomotives. Designed for hauling heavy goods trains across the GWR network, No. 2807 worked tirelessly until its withdrawal in 1963. Saved from Barry Scrapyard in the 1980s, it has since been lovingly restored and now steams regularly on heritage railways across the UK, delighting crowds at her home railway of the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway
Perfect for GWR and Steam Railway Collectors
This high-resolution digital download is print-ready, making it ideal for framing, gifting to a steam train lover, or displaying digitally on your devices. Whether you’re a GWR historian, steam railway photographer, or vintage train collector, this image is a beautiful way to celebrate Britain’s rich railway heritage.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark in Middle of Image Removed
Bring the romance of heritage railways into your home with this stunning high-resolution digital download of Great Western Railway (GWR) 28XX Class steam locomotive No. 2807, captured during the West Somerset Railway Steam Spectacular.
This dramatic photograph features No. 2807 in coasting towards Blue Anchor, beautifully silhouetted against a glowing golden sunset with the rolling Dunster Hills behind. The image perfectly captures the nostalgia and grandeur of classic British steam trains in a timeless countryside setting — an ideal collectible for railway enthusiasts, steam train photographers, and heritage railway supporters alike.
History of GWR 28xx No2807
Built in 1905 at Swindon Works by the Great Western Railway under the direction of renowned engineer George Jackson Churchward, 2807 is one of the oldest surviving examples of the powerful 28XX Class steam freight locomotives. Designed for hauling heavy goods trains across the GWR network, No. 2807 worked tirelessly until its withdrawal in 1963. Saved from Barry Scrapyard in the 1980s, it has since been lovingly restored and now steams regularly on heritage railways across the UK, delighting crowds at her home railway of the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway
Perfect for GWR and Steam Railway Collectors
This high-resolution digital download is print-ready, making it ideal for framing, gifting to a steam train lover, or displaying digitally on your devices. Whether you’re a GWR historian, steam railway photographer, or vintage train collector, this image is a beautiful way to celebrate Britain’s rich railway heritage.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark in Middle of Image Removed
