The C L Caddy Collection Gallery

Images from the CL Caddy Collection. C L Caddy was a well known south west based photographer who is believed to have lived in Weymouth. We understand that he passed away around 2018 and many of his superb original images have been offered for sale since. This gallery hosts some of the images which now reside with Taunton Trains for future generations to enjoy.

British Rail Class 45 No.45052 passes Cogload Junction in the Summer of 1977. The loco is pictured with a damaged head code box (Possibly from a bird strike from an earlier point in its journey) with an eleven coach train. (Photo: C L Caddy (Care of Anthony Guppy)

British Rail Class 45 'Peak' No. 45040 'Kings Shropshire Light Infantry' passes through Norton Fitzwarren on an unknown service with a 13 coach train on the approach to Taunton. The image is thought to have been taken in either 1976 or 1977 as the locomotive had dominos by the summer of 1977. (Photo: C L Caddy (Care of Anthony Guppy)

A pair of British Rail Class 25 'Sulzers' No.25211 and No.25059 pass the Taunton Cider site at Norton Fitzwarren shortly after leaving Taunton. This was most likely a service from the Midlands to Paignton service. (Photo: C L Caddy (Care of Anthony Guppy)

An unidentified Britsh Rail Western passes 40 Steps displaying 1Z35 indicating the locomotive may have been operating a relief service towards London Paddington. (Photo: C J Caddy (Care of Anthony Guppy)

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