Southwold Railway No.2 'Halesworth'

Southwold Railway No.2 'Halesworth'
No.2 Halesworth.
Overview -
Propulsion:	Steam
Loco Type:	Side Tank Engine
Scrapped:	1941
History -
Name:	Halesworth
Sibling Locomotives:	No.1 No.3
Manufacturing Details:
Builder:	Sharp, Stewart & Co.
(b/n) Builder's No.	2849
Build Date:	1879
Service:
Railway:	Southwold Railway
No.	2
Years in Operation:	1879 - 1929
Disposition:	Scrapped
Wheel Arrangement:
Whyte Notation:	2-4-0T
Axle No.	3

Southwold Railway No.2 'Halesworth' was a side tank locomotive.

History

Halesworth was built as works number 2849 of Sharp, Stewart and company in 1879 for use on the Southwold Railway as their number 2. Halesworth operated until 1929 when the railway closed and Halesworth was scrapped in 1941 by the Southwold Council for munitions for WWII by the minister of supply.