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[[<!--IMAGE FILE-->File:LMS_798_20150307GWR_601_20191027.jpg |thumb|centre|300px|link=<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> LMS 798 Royal Coach GWR 601 1Ton 10cwt Hand Crane| The Royal Saloon of King George VI GWR 601 1Ton 10cwt Hand Crane is on static display in at [[The Engine HouseKidderminster Railway Museum]]. In 1941 It was originally a broad gauge crane, rebuilt to standard gauge by the LMS built two Royal Saloon carriages for King George VI and HGWR in 1892.M. Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother), to enable them to travel around Since arrival at the country safely during SVR it has been the Second World War. Each coach was fitted with subject of an armour-plated steel roof and side panelling mounted on a steel welded framework. The windows were also fitted with armour plated shuttering. The two Royal Saloons were the heaviest railway carriages to run in Britain, weighing 56 tons apiece and were also unusually long, being almost 70 ft in length"identity crisis". [[<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> LMS 798 Royal Coach GWR 601 1Ton 10cwt Hand Crane| (Full article...)]]]]

'''From March 2020 the SVR is closed until at least the end of June July due to the [[2020 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic]]. The SVR has launched a Fight Back Fund to help the Railway through this emergency; details may be found [https://www.svr.co.uk/NewsItem.aspx?a=921 here]'''.