Southwold Railway No.1 'Southwold' (1st)

Southwold Railway No.1 'Southwold' (1st)
2-4-0 No.1 'Southwold'.
Overview -
Propulsion:	Steam
Loco Type:	Side Tank Engine
Gauge:	3 ft (914 mm)
Scrapped:	1883?
History -
Name:	Southwold
Former Liveries:	Southwold Lined Blue
Sibling Locomotives:	No.2 No.3
Manufacturing Details:
Builder:	Sharp, Stewart & Co.
(b/n) Builder's No.	2848
Build Date:	1879
Service:
Former Operators:	Southwold Railway
Railway:	Southwold Railway
No.	1
Years in Operation:	1879 - 1883
Disposition:	Scrapped
Wheel Arrangement:
Whyte Notation:	2-4-0T
Axle No.	3

Southwold Railway No.1 'Southwold' was a side tank locomotive.

History

Southwold was built in 1879 by Sharp, Stewart and company as works number 2848 for use on the 3 ft gauge Southwold Railway as their No.1 along with two other identical locomotives numbered 2 and 3. Southwold was sent back to the works of Sharp, Stewart and company due to being redundant.