68633, GER Class S56 (LNER J69) 0-6-0T

Built at Stratford Works in September 1904 as Great Eastern Railway No. 87, one of a batch of twenty class S56 tanks that the LNER later classified J69/1. It was allocated to Stratford for the Liverpool Street suburban services, the intense inner-London workings that earned these small tanks the name Buckjumpers.

It moved to the Bressingham Steam Museum in 2013 and remains there on static display.

Location and status last confirmed Bressingham Steam Museum, August 2026. Subject to verification.

Built as GER No. 87, later LNER 7087 and 8633, then BR 68633. Part of the National Collection; it was at the Clapham Transport Museum and then the National Railway Museum before going on display at Bressingham.

No owner or livery is recorded here; the source consulted gives the location and status but not those details.