| Present Location |
Seaburn |
| County Location |
Sunderland |
| Designed For |
BR |
| Built By |
BRCW |
| Diagram Number |
93 |
| Lot Number |
30207 |
| Type |
TSO |
| First Number |
4328 |
| Later Numbers |
Christina |
| Present Number |
Christina |
| Livery |
Pullman (pseudo) |
| Gauge |
4ft 8 1/2in |
| Wheel Arrangement |
4-w bogies |
| Original Underframe |
Yes |
| Original Bogies |
Yes |
| Additional Notes |
P 1981, at Carnforth till sold ?, part of Pullman Lodge Hotel at Ocean Park, Seaburn, near Sunderland, with Pullmans 43, 99, 102. Only half of chassis extant. Interior gutted to make Bar. Inside side modified, 'Pullman' livery. Outside side poor. The by then derelict property purchased by Sunderland City Council 08/12 and advertised by them as to let. Hotel reopened as 'Pullman Hotel, Bar and Restaurant' in 2013 after major refurbishment, this including the three Pullmans. 11/16: Sunderland City Council, owners of the freehold of the site, advise that the whole complex site is now closed and will be redeveloped in early 2017. By 03/17: remains on site but partly broken up. 02/18: confirmed that this vehicle has now been completely scrapped and the site has been demolished. |
| Grid Reference |
NZ 40517 60321 |
| External Structural Condition |
Good |
| Internal Structural Condition |
Good |
| Underframe Condition |
Poor and Incomplete |
| External Condition |
Fair |
| Internal Finish |
Good |
| Degree of External Originality |
Some replaced/reproduced material |
| Degree of Internal Originality |
Some replaced/reproduced material |
| Degree of Underframe/Running Gear Originality |
As built/last Passenger rebuild (BR or before) |
| Degree of External Authenticity |
Good |
| Degree of Internal Authenticity |
Fair |
| Degree of Underframe Authenticity |
Very Good |
| Rarity |
Many |
| Importance |
No Immediate Importance/Not Applicable |
| Operational |
No |
| Date Inspected |
25/08/2005 |
| Inspected By |
Kevin Stroud |
| Date of Image |
30/08/2001 |
| At Risk |
No |
| Scrapped |
Yes |
| Record Last Updated |
27/02/2026 |
