November 1965, 34051 was moved to Hellifield for storage. It later spent some time at the Didcot Railway Centre. It now resides at the National Railway Museum in York, as part of the UK National Collection. Repainting of the engine was completed at the Mid-Hants Railway at Ropley, Hampshire in December 2014 after which the engine was returned to York for display in the National Railway Museum in time for the 50th anniversary of the death of Winston Churchill on 20 January 2015, but the locomotive remains non-operational. In 2016 it was moved to the NRM's "Locomotion" museum at Shildon, where it was still observed to be located in December 2017. All six cars used in Churchill's funeral train survive in preservation, with two Pullmans and the hearse van having spent several years in the United States. S2464S has been on the Swanage Railway since being repatriated. It has been repainted into Pullman umber and cream and is now operational. References Citations Bibliography West Country 34051 4-6-2 locomotives Railway locomotives introduced in 1946 Individual locomotives of Great Britain Monuments and memorials to Winston Churchill