Vicarstown Sheds

The North Western Railway established Vicarstown Sheds as its main Motive Power Depot in 1915. The bulk of its main line fleet was stationed here. It was a 'dead end' type shed with six roads.
Following the 1925 agreement with the London, Midland and Scottish Railway to allow NWR trains as far as Barrow-in-Furness, the sheds were no longer required. It was demolished in 1927, and a smaller one two berth shed was erected for engines operating the car-ferry service. The turntable was taken up and installed at Barrow, while the main Motive Power Depot moved to Tidmouth.
==Residents==
===Current===
File:Henry.jpg|Henry
File:Rosie.jpg|Rosie
===Former===
File:Thomas.jpg|Thomas (1915-1925)
File:Edward.jpg|Edward (1915-1925)
File:Eagle2.jpg|Eagle (1921-1925)
File:Henry.jpg|Henry (1922-1925)
File:Gordon .jpg|Gordon (1923-1925)
File:Red.jpg|Red (1923-1925)
==Gallery==
File:Vicarstown Sheds Original.webp|Original Sheds (1915-1927)
File:Vicarstown Sheds New.webp|Current Sheds (1927-Present)
Category:Sheds
Category:Landmarks
Category:The Main Line
Category:North Western Railway