LBSCR A1 No.674 "Shadwell"

LBSCR A1 terrier "Shadwell" worked on the Edge Hill Light Railway until the line was shut down in 1946. From there, like 3207, she was taken in to work as a "for hire" locomotive. She spent her time working at the Steelworks on the North Yorkshire Coast, where she was often in competition with Austerities, J50s, and other shunting locomotives. Soon, she was outclassed when a couple J88s came in to handle her work and then some.

The workshops that hired her out brought her back and were preparing to scrap her when Mr. Phoenix stepped in to purchase the small terrier for shunting and moving limestone wagons at Lunedale Limestone Quarry. From there, she was paired up with a set of Stroudleys that were purchased from a scrap siding in the Southern region.

The A1 took to the work like a duck to water. The terrier's small, yet capable size allowed the terrier to be used as yard pilot at Middleton-In-Teesdale as well as around Eldon. She did take part in a small railway gala held in honor of the closed down lines in 1966.

She carries the Marsh Umber of the LBSCR.