Staveley Minerals 0-4-0ST No. 'Handyman'
Tamworth, Staffordshire, UK 		Location: Statfold Barn Railway
Status: Cosmetic Restoration
Posted: Jun 2, 2021 @ 13:06:42 by Russell Newman
The former Staveley Minerals Hudswell Clarke built 3ft gauge 0-4-0ST No. 573 "Handyman" has now left the National Railway Museum’s collection as its ownership has been transferred to the Statfold Barn Railway at Tamworth in Staffordshire which is now the locomotive’s new home. The locomotive will now be cosmetically restored and placed on display in their museum.
Posted: Jun 27, 2020 @ 11:06:18 by Russell Newman
The former Staveley Minerals Hudswell Clarke built 3ft gauge 0-4-0ST No. 573 "Handyman" has been put up for disposal from the National Railway Museum and could be moving to a new home soon.
Posted: Dec 1, 2018 @ 05:12:58 by Alan Moore
Cosmetic restoration has ceased for now. No longer stored in-doors.
Posted: Jan 3, 2009 @ 11:01:20 by Steve Frost
This old industrial loco from the iron ore quarries of Northamptonshire has been bought by the National Railway Museum, York to be cosmetically restored. This will widen the range of the collection in two ways by adding a quarry locomotive and a 3 foot gauge loco.

The photo shows 'Handyman' sitting on a lowmac wagon in the workshop of the National Railway Museum, with the frames of 'Flying Scotsman' out of shot to the right and pioneer Class 20 diesel-electric D8000 behind.