BR Standard Class 7 No. 70013 "Oliver Cromwell"

British Railways (BR) No. 70013, named Oliver Cromwell, is a standard class 7, also known as the Britannia class, 4-6-2 "Pacific" type steam locomotive built by the BR's Crewe Works on May 30, 1951. It is one of only two of the BR's Britannia class locomotives surviving in preservation, the other one being BR No. 70000, named Britannia.
It is currently owned by the National Railway Museum in York, England as part of the National Collection, but is located at the Great Central Railway in Loughborough, England to operate in excursion service. As of March 2018, it is currently out of service undergoing an overhaul, but will eventually run again on mainline excursions once its overhaul is complete.
==Gallery==
File:70013 Oliver Cromwell at Leicester North (4).jpg
File:70013 Oliver Cromwell Carlisle Kingmoor.jpg
File:70013 Great Central Railway (5).jpg
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