Southwold Railway No.1 'Southwold' (2nd)

In Operation
Builders Photo

Overview -

Propulsion:

Steam

Loco Type:

Side Tank Engine

Gauge:

3 ft (914 mm)

Scrapped:

1929

History -

Name:

Southwold

Manufacturing Details:

Builder:

Sharp, Stewart & Co.

(b/n) Builder's No.

3913

Build Date:

1893

Service:

Railway:

Southwold Railway

No.

1

Years in Operation:

1893 - 1929

Disposition:

Scrapped

Wheel Arrangement:

Whyte Notation:

2-4-2T

Axle No.

4

Southwold Railway No.1 'Southwold' was a side tank locomotive. And is not to be confused with the former No.1.

History[]

Southwold was built in 1893 by Sharp, Stewart and company as works number 3913 t replace their first No.1 which was given back to Sharp, Stewart due to being unnecessary rather ironically this locomotive was ordered as work on the railway increased. Southwold was scrapped in 1929.