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[[<!--IMAGE FILE-->File: GWR_9085_20170708Ironbridge-Southbound-Passenger-1961-08-01.jpg |thumb|centre|300px|link=<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> GWR 9085 First Sleeper Ironbridge and Broseley | First Sleeper 9085 Ironbridge and Broseley, like all the stations north of Victoria Bridge, was designed by built on the west bank of the GWR's Frederick Hawksworth but built by BR(W) at Swindon in 1951River Severn. It was one Crossing the river to reach the town of Ironbridge required payment of a small batch toll, so the station was probably used more by the people of four first class sleeping cars destined for the London to Milford Haven route. All four survive in preservationnearby Broseley, with two resident on the SVR where they have been used for sleeping accommodationsite of local tile and clay pipe making industries. [[<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> GWR 9085 First Sleeper Ironbridge and Broseley | (Full article...)]]]]