Ploughing engine No.67, built in 1913. Registration BW 4613.
Magical as ever – 3rd season ticket in a row.
Ward Family, Alton
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This compound engine is believed to be the only one made by Allens who were originally agents for major ploughing engine manufacturer Fowlers of Leeds, but later modified Fowler engines. They also operated a fleet of steam road rollers.
14/05/12
One of the lesser known parts of Hollycombe is its Listed Woodland Gardens. These are located below the Fairground and provide a quiet place for visitors to walk and enjoy a bit of tranquility away from… read more
14/05/12
The sun shone on the weekend of 12th & 13th May – the first time in many weeks! – for the annual 'Steam in Miniature' gathering at Hollycombe. Only open to the public on the Sunday,… read more
09/05/12
Tuesday 8th May saw the unique 1913-built John Allen & Sons (Oxford) Ltd Ploughing Engine No. 67 emerge from Hollycombe's paint shop for a successful steam test after a complete repaint by Trustee… read more
