Railway Preservation Stories #1 | Ruston & Hornsby Rowntree No.3 'Ken Cooke'

In this episode of Railway Preservation Stories, we take a visit to the Derwent Valley Light Railway to speak to Tony and Glynnis Frith about the history of their locomotive; one of the Ruston & Hornsby shunters from the former Rowntree Chocolate factory in York. They tell us their story about the locomotive's return to York and its connection to York Normandy Veteran, Ken Cooke.
For more information on the Derwent Valley Light Railway and Rowntree No.3, visit dvlr.org.uk/
Many thanks to Tony and Glynnis Frith for speaking with us, and to everyone else at the DVLR for their support.
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[@stephencooke6623]

Lovely video ! I’ll make sure Ken sees it.

[@BrickishRail]

Many thanks, I hope he enjoys it :)

[@nikolasgutowski5551]

Great video! I very much like the presentation style of it, and I am looking forward to more like it

[@BrickishRail]

Thank you very much, keep your eyes pealed for future episodes!

[@thesudricmerman3318]

Am a volunteer on the Derwent valley light railway and I had the onner off working with gylines and Toney lovey people

[@BrickishRail]

They were an absolute pleasure to work with on this film, both very kind and patient!

[@SimonTog]

Great video :)