Stock Photo - During the 1940s it was common practice for female cleaners to be employed on the railways in this ( model released ) image one is seen chatting with the driver of a Pannier tank locomotive No 3650, built in 1939 in GWR livery . Photographed at Didcot Railway Centre a working heritage rail museum Based around the original Great Western Railway Engine Shed built in 1932, the centre also features a Coal Stage, a working 70 foot turntable, and modern locomotive works, among many fascinating buildings including the Great Western Trust museum.

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