The West Lancashire Light Railway had four engines in steam, sharing turns on both the passenger service and demonstration goods workings. Two locomotives, Montalban and Sybil, were from the home fleet and two engines, Marchlyn and Cegin, were visiting from Statfold Barn Railway. Montalban originally worked at coal mines in Spain, Sybil was built for Dinorwic quarry and the visiting locomotives both worked at Penrhyn quarry.
Montalban shunting the demonstration goods wagons.
Sybil working the demonstration goods train.
Marchlyn at Becconsall Station.
Cegin at Delph Station.
Hudswell diesel shunter.
Planet diesel shunter.
Lister petrol locomotive.
Motor Rail Simplex plinthed by the entrance.
Surrendering the single line token on entering Becconsall Station.
Ruston diesel locomotive awaiting restoration.
Clay tub from the brickworks that formerly occupied the site.
Tram locomotive on the 16mm layout Asland.
