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[[<!--IMAGE FILE-->File:Cound-Halt-1963-03-02Peckett 1738 Bridgnorth 1972.jpg |thumb|centre|300px|link=<!--PAGE TO LINK TO-->Cound Halt Peckett 1738 | '''Cound Halt''' was situated between Berrington and CressagePeckett 0-4-0ST 1738, seven miles south formerly of ShrewsburyHams Hall Power station at Coleshill, arrived on the SVR in 1968. It was one of used as a number shunting engine before the arrival of halts opened by the GWR first diesel shunters, but the nature of its use meant it recorded only 14 miles in the 1930s service before leaving in 1995. It returned as a bid to attract more local custom to the Severn Valley Branch, although it was probably used more by fishermen that the local residentsGala visitor in October 2000. (Image from the [[Sellick Collection]])[[<!--PAGE TO LINK TO-->Cound Halt Peckett 1738 | (Full article...)]]]]