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Capture the timeless beauty of Victorian steam with this stunning high-resolution digital download of LSWR T3 Class No. 563, photographed at Corfe Common during an early autumn sunrise on the Swanage Railway.
Bathed in the soft, golden glow of dawn, No. 563 stands proudly against the dramatic backdrop of Dorset’s historic landscape. The gentle morning mist and warm autumn light make this an unforgettable image — perfect for railway enthusiasts, steam history collectors, and lovers of Britain’s heritage railways.
Locomotive History
Built in 1893 at Nine Elms Works for the London & South Western Railway, T3 No. 563 was designed by the celebrated engineer William Adams for express passenger work across the LSWR network. A rare survivor of its class, 563 is the only remaining Adams T3 and one of the oldest operational steam locomotives in the UK today.
Withdrawn in 1945, No. 563 spent decades on static display before being restored to steam by the Swanage Railway Trust — a remarkable feat that returned this unique Victorian engine to Britain’s heritage main line for new generations to enjoy. Today, 563 continues to turn heads on the Swanage Railway, delighting visitors with its classic Victorian design and evocative charm.
Bring this iconic locomotive into your collection with this beautifully captured moment of steam history at sunrise.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
Capture the timeless beauty of Victorian steam with this stunning high-resolution digital download of LSWR T3 Class No. 563, photographed at Corfe Common during an early autumn sunrise on the Swanage Railway.
Bathed in the soft, golden glow of dawn, No. 563 stands proudly against the dramatic backdrop of Dorset’s historic landscape. The gentle morning mist and warm autumn light make this an unforgettable image — perfect for railway enthusiasts, steam history collectors, and lovers of Britain’s heritage railways.
Locomotive History
Built in 1893 at Nine Elms Works for the London & South Western Railway, T3 No. 563 was designed by the celebrated engineer William Adams for express passenger work across the LSWR network. A rare survivor of its class, 563 is the only remaining Adams T3 and one of the oldest operational steam locomotives in the UK today.
Withdrawn in 1945, No. 563 spent decades on static display before being restored to steam by the Swanage Railway Trust — a remarkable feat that returned this unique Victorian engine to Britain’s heritage main line for new generations to enjoy. Today, 563 continues to turn heads on the Swanage Railway, delighting visitors with its classic Victorian design and evocative charm.
Bring this iconic locomotive into your collection with this beautifully captured moment of steam history at sunrise.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
