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  • nshire Loop Line (GNR) and the River Witham ( Locomotive Papers No. 190).
  • The East Lincolnshire Railway ( Locomotive Papers No. 82).
  • ** − Recorded at La Locomotive, Paris, France - November 19, 2002, show fil
  • 7828 Odney Manor is a Great Western Railway locomotive part of the Manor Class.
  • 7819 Hinton Manor is a Great Western Railway locomotive part of the Manor Class.
  • At Essex, Blood manufactured locomotive parts.
  • The locomotive passed all State tests and examinations and
  • 12 August - George Stephenson, locomotive pioneer (born 1781)
  • Boston's Bagnall locomotive Pixie in 1981
  • Kolomna Locomotive Plant built 0-6-0T locomotives (I, N, R, T s
  • Beyer, Peacock locomotive plate
  • e knows what happened to the Westerham Flyer locomotive, please do not hesitate to add that informat
  • The 7F 2-8-0 locomotive plodded on and eventually breasted the summi
  • wai in the central North Island when a steam locomotive plunges into the Whangaehu River, killing 15
  • y, 10 of the 17 SD80MACs are assigned to the locomotive pool in South Fork, Pennsylvania.
  • GWR 701 was scrapped but this is a similar locomotive posing as GWR 701
  • Overall the Lempor ejector increases locomotive power by about 40%.
  • he Severn and Wye Railway was converted into locomotive power, the cargo carried by the line were tr
  • In 2009, BNSF unveiled the first hydrail locomotive, powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
  • Within the park itself, three steam locomotive powered trains operate on a 2-mile (3.2 km)
  • bought by G.J. Churchward to evaluate French locomotive practice, and particularly the effect of com
  • The final locomotive produced at the works was in 1898.
  • NRE's flagship locomotive product is dubbed the N-ViroMotive and is ta
  • In 1962 all locomotive production and repairs were moved to Eastlei
  • areas of devastation" Krupps never restarted locomotive production after the second March raid.
  • Locomotive production ceased at the end of 1870 but the
  • stored passenger cars, which are pulled by a locomotive provided by the Maryland and Delaware Railro
  • At one time he was landlord of the Locomotive public house in Hessle Road, Hull.
  • The early steam locomotive Puffing Billy introduced at Wylam colliery,
  • ould not change ends at Greenford and so the locomotive pulled the carriages one way and pushed them
  • depicted as a then-modern streamlined steam locomotive pulling a high-speed war freight train, and
  • inted all green and it consists of a propane locomotive pulling four opened roofed wagons with woode
  • 96, motive power was a GE 45-tonner side-rod locomotive, purchased new in May, 1954, GE s/n 32129.
  • He can custom build a locomotive quickly and efficiently, because he has deve
  • Victorian Railways R class locomotive R 711 was equipped with dual Lempor exhausts
  • lway for the Construction and Operation of a Locomotive Railway Running from Upper Styria to Salzbur
  • The first Norwegian locomotive railway, Hovedbanen between Oslo and Eidsvol
  • The locomotive re-entered passenger service on the Mid-Norf
  • eak in the centre as the front wheels of the locomotive reached the further abutment.
  • The 1990s rolled around and TVRM had a locomotive ready for the Missionary Ridge Local, steam
  • The EMD GP11 is a four-axle diesel locomotive rebuilt by the Illinois Central Railroad's P
  • A GP8 is a four-axle diesel locomotive rebuilt by the Illinois Central's Paducah sh
  • Tennessee during the summer of 1994 and the locomotive received a repaint in the summer of 2004.
  • On 9 May 1904 City of Truro was the first locomotive recorded in excess of 100 mph (160 km/h) whi
  • rds on October 23, 2007, and in the U.S. via Locomotive Records on November 11.
  • the USA on May 22, 2007 (2007-05-22) through Locomotive Records.
  • a turntable, which is also the headshunt for locomotive release.
  • The locomotive remained in use at the Brakley works until e
  • , but because of the design, the rest of the locomotive remained on the wharf.
  • nd then Amoco Canada Petroleum, for whom the locomotive remains operable.
  • In 1910, a locomotive repair shop was set up; it was rebuilt in 19
  • In 1925 a locomotive repair and lifting shed was built together w
  • ard, it was also the site of a large car and locomotive repair facility.
  • iangle formed by the curve was the company's locomotive repair shop and running shed.
  • m one track to another within a rail yard or locomotive repair shop.
  • nd one of them, installed second-hand at the locomotive repair works at King's Cross, ran for over a
  • rntable were added to provide facilities for locomotive repair and maintenance.
  • portion of the site where the roundhouse and locomotive repair shops were is now the location of the
  • became the railroad's standard light freight locomotive, replacing all other class H 2-8-0s, and a n
  • When on the move, a steam locomotive requires steam to enter the piston at a cont
  • Diesel Locomotive resting at the Station in Kismaros
  • o Jeremy Hosking and a further overhaul, the locomotive returned to the mainline in April 2008.
  • After a lengthy restoration, the locomotive returned North Carolina on May 23, 1957 alon
  • The locomotive roundhouse, with its 20m turntable, is over
  • service medal to the Battle of Britain Class locomotive Royal Observer Corps that had started its se
  • e station has a single main platform, with a locomotive run round loop and a bay platform.
  • On 12 August 1893 a T-link broke beneath a locomotive running down the bank from Merthyr to Cardif
  • ble and so most trains left Cheadle with the locomotive running "bunker first".
  • ugh the station and ran to Swindon where the locomotive runs around to the back of the train and the
  • d the same spring balance principle to steam locomotive safety valves, replacing the earlier deadwei
  • A train pulled by the locomotive Samson about to leave Dymchurch station
  • The locomotive saw considerably main line use whilst in pre
  • Liskeard but a mishap during uncoupling the locomotive saw the carriages pushed back onto the branc
  • area of brownfield land home to Vic Berry's locomotive scrapyard but in the 1990s urban regeneratio
  • For the locomotive, see FS Class E326.
  • For the locomotive, see VR Class Sm1.
  • On May 20, 2008, a tractor-trailer hauling a locomotive separated while traveling on the ramp from W
  • For the railroad locomotive series, see EMD GP7.
  • Part of the "Dash 9" locomotive series, these units are usually rated at 4,0
  • n Canal and the Pontchartrain Railroad began locomotive service in 1832.
  • its passenger interchange, had a major steam locomotive servicing depot and extensive goods faciliti
  • nal workshops have been built as well as new locomotive servicing facilities and carriage storage de
  • In 1874 a 0-4-0 saddle tank locomotive Shakerley was bought from Manning Wardle and
  • After the closure of the locomotive shed at Featherston in 1891, all locomotives
  • There is a small locomotive shed here and also the carriage workshops fo
  • stationmaster's office as well as a two-road locomotive shed for the Stubai Valley Railway.
  • Today she's static at Guaqui Locomotive Shed in Guaqui.
  • A locomotive shed was provided opposite the north end of
  • The locomotive shed can be viewed by the public on certain
  • There are also a locomotive shed and a turntable.
  • After the locomotive shed closed in 1959 and the line's goods ser
  • A locomotive shed was built on land which was never forma
  • A small yard, water tower and locomotive shed are provided south of the passenger sta
  • ification of the local railways, an electric locomotive shed was also built.
  • In 1870 a new locomotive shed was built to the south of the station.
  • he Greytown station building, goods shed and locomotive shed was let to Ebenezer Gray for £1183.
  • A steam locomotive shed was located on the west side of the lin
  • Wrexham's Croes Newydd locomotive shed was the last of the GWR 'northlight' de
  • reserved country station which also houses a locomotive shed together with a carriage maintenance an
  • Station and locomotive shed in 1984
  • The main locomotive shed and workshops for the Watercress Railwa
  • The adjacent locomotive shed closed the following year and local tra
  • The locomotive shed at Alston, around 1990
  • This would need specialised locomotive shed, complete with an inspection pit.
  • was built, with an engineering workshop and locomotive shed, at a place where the original railway
  • There was a nearby locomotive shed, also named Plodder Lane.
  • s housed in the old Sutton Miniature Railway locomotive shed, including Bassett-Lowke Class 10 Littl
  • goods yard with a loading dock, goods shed, locomotive shed, a coal yard and office, and cattle pen
  • as also the site of a large goods yard and a locomotive shed.
  • n September 2006 and takes its name from the locomotive sheds that used to lie in its current locati
  • EMD 16-567A at the Florida Central Railroad locomotive shops, waiting to be restored and installed.
  • a FW&D 550 class 4-6-2 "Pacific" type steam locomotive shuttled the train between Fort Worth and Da
  • In 1896 a locomotive similar in appearance was ordered by the WMR
  • ss's design stems from the requirement for a locomotive similar to the Ub class with the inclusion o
  • ith Class 31 diesel 31438 becoming the first locomotive, since the singling of the route, to pass ov
  • A RailAmerica locomotive sits outside the office in Elizabeth City, N
  • name had been given to a GWR Iron Duke Class locomotive, so the railway now had two locomotives with
  • e a full-length train of ten carriages and a locomotive, so the conductor will have a good enough vi
  • High Street of the village is the Harlington Locomotive Society which operates a trestle railway aro
  • , the station served as a base for the Wight Locomotive Society until January 1971, when the site wa
  • Changes in New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society (NZRLS) membership rules in 1984 res
  • 1987 saw the Cornish Steam locomotive Society move their equipment from Bugle to B
  • llington Branch of the New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society in 1967, and was initially stored at
  • r The Railway Club (1899) and the Stephenson Locomotive Society (1909).
  • It was then used as a base for the Wight Locomotive Society until January 1971, when it was demo
  • Railway Centre, which was run by the Bahamas Locomotive Society until it closed in 1991 due to lease
  • he last train was operated by the Stephenson Locomotive Society to commemorate the closure of the st
  • erbury Branch of the New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society, which had formed in the late 1950s
  • New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society.
  • The locomotive soon began work on the Incline as intended a
  • The owner ran out of funds and the locomotive spent most of 1972 stored at an army base in
  • and the 118 class 2-4-0 of 1859), practiced locomotive standardisation on a scale unheard of on oth
  • n their first album there is a steam powered locomotive standing in an aquarium, and locomotives hav
  • a Pullman Carriage together with a shunting locomotive stands on a short section of track at the re
  • ishing inventions of man, surely that of the locomotive steam engine hath no secondary rank.
  • It is run by the only steam locomotive still in operation in Sri Lanka.
  • Locomotive stock in 1941 consisted of: Gazelle, Hesperu
  • sprays shut down, as they also did when the locomotive stopped.
  • The locomotive struck the trailer and stopped just after th
  • carrying Shoreham Lane, which the cab of the locomotive struck, turning it on its side across the cu
  • e was educated by his uncle Matthew Kirtley, Locomotive Superintendent of the Birmingham and Derby J
  • He was also Locomotive Superintendent of the Southern Division of t
  • Tom Hurry Riches, the Taff Vale Railway's Locomotive Superintendent brought out 2 similar classes
  • In 1894 he succeeded James Johnson as the Locomotive Superintendent of the Great North of Scotlan
  • He was appointed locomotive superintendent of the Northern Division of t
  • He became Locomotive Superintendent of the Belfast and Northern C
  • In 1857 Ramsbottom became locomotive superintendent of the Northern Division (lin
  • He was the second Locomotive Superintendent of the Maryport and Carlisle
  • He was appointed Locomotive Superintendent of the M&CR about 1854, repla
  • 1915) was a British mechanical engineer and Locomotive Superintendent of the Lancashire and Yorkshi
  • e served as a draughtsman and later district locomotive superintendent at New Cross.
  • Lawson Billinton, the District Locomotive Superintendent at New Cross depot had sought
  • The first Locomotive Superintendent was Edward Bury, who also own
  • ief of the Running Department, and Assistant Locomotive Superintendent - led to him succeeding his f
  • time of his appointment, he was the youngest locomotive superintendent in Britain.
  • tors in 1881, serving as Engineer from 1883, Locomotive Superintendent from 1884 and finally becomin
  • In 1911 he was appointed the railway's Locomotive Superintendent to succeed D. E. Marsh, after
  • e Chief Mechanical Engineer when the post of Locomotive Superintendent was renamed.
  • -1911) was a British engineer who became the Locomotive Superintendent of the Taff Vale Railway in O
  • running department he was appointed district locomotive superintendent in Norwich in 1891.
  • 1841 Appointed Locomotive Superintendent of the GJR at Edge Hill railw
  • igned by Joseph Armstrong, the Wolverhampton Locomotive Superintendent that the GWR had inherited al
  • a British mechanical engineer who served as Locomotive Superintendent of the Great Southern and Wes
  • His son, Charles T. Hurry Riches was Locomotive Superintendent of the Rhymney Railway from 1
  • The Locomotive Superintendent on the North Eastern Division
  • In February 1868, the LCDR's Locomotive Superintendent, William Martley, replaced th
  • Deeley was very soon promoted to Locomotive Superintendent, with Cecil Paget as Works Ma
  • In July 1903 he also became Assistant Locomotive Superintendent, subsequently replacing Johns
  • In 1866, Patrick Stirling was appointed as Locomotive Superintendent, and the first of the 875 cla
  • 1885 the North Eastern Railway was without a Locomotive Superintendent.
  • In October 1892 he became Suburban District Locomotive Superintendent; two years later he was trans
  • The locomotive superstructure is supported on coil springs
  • depot, roundhouse, coal dock and other steam locomotive support facilities, was renamed "Lester" aft
  • all sculpture featuring an operational 1940s locomotive suspended from a crane.
  • ar, 350 yards of track had been laid and the locomotive Synolda had been acquired.
  • RailSounds was the fact that each individual locomotive system (e.g. a "Hudson" 4-6-4 steam locomoti
  • The player cannot choose which exit the locomotive takes from these, as it is picked randomly.
  • Fireman: Based aboard the locomotive, taking direction from the engine driver to
  • Some excellent pictures of the aqueduct with locomotive tanks being filled from the canal can be fou
  • Number 58 is a China Railways SY class steam locomotive that was built in 1989 by the Tangshan Locom
  • Most recent locomotive that have been built were assembled at the C
  • The BC class comprised a single steam locomotive that operated on New Zealand's national rail
  • BHP Newcastle 37 class was a locomotive that operated at the Newcastle Steelworks of
  • ven a preserved 2-8-2 Baldwin "Mikado" steam locomotive that had belonged to the Southern Pacific ra
  • The EMD GP10 is a diesel-electric locomotive that is the result of rebuilding a GP7, GP9
  • ves, and the PWD D class is another shunting locomotive that was solely operated by the PWD on its c
  • lon could achieve greater power in a smaller locomotive that burned less coal, rather than simply en
  • system's work trains, that include a diesel locomotive that can fetch broken trains.
  • ss was a class of 4-6-2 Pacific tender steam locomotive that operated on New Zealand's national rail
  • r Southern Pacific 4449, a large 4-8-4 steam locomotive that is still operating in special excursion
  • It was designed to be the best locomotive that Baldwin ever made.
  • 40CW is a 4,000 horsepower (3,000 kW) diesel locomotive that was built by GE Transportation Systems
  • s Winans, Davis in 1832 constructed a second locomotive that proved to be far more commercially succ
  • in railways and designed a type of electric locomotive that enjoyed some minor success as a curiosi
  • Hudson Railroad built an experimental steam locomotive that was designed to run at 400 psi (2.8 MPa
  • the Pennsylvania Railroad was in search of a locomotive that could handle the unique stresses of com
  • 2009 the railway sold its one and only Steam Locomotive the "Markeaton Lady" as it was not viable to
  • nson, George Stephenson's son, and the first locomotive, the "Michael Longridge", was delivered in 1
  • The baggage cars came to rest atop the locomotive, the front of the first passenger car was cr
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