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TITLE
HR 38 on a train near Inverness
EXTERNAL ID
GB1796_RAILWAYSLIDES_02_480
PLACENAME
Inverness
OLD COUNTY/PARISH
INVERNESS: Inverness and Bona
SOURCE
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
ASSET ID
11662
KEYWORDS
railways
trains
transport
express
locomotives
engines
steam
HR 38 on a train near Inverness

In 1864 the Inverness and Aberdeen Junction railway received ten '36' class locomotives from Sharp, Stewart & Co. These were 2-4-0s which were very similar in design to the rebuilt 'Glenbarries'. Numbered 36 to 45, all were rebuilt between 1876 and 1889 with larger cylinders and driving wheels, amongst other things. All were given names by the 'I & AJR' but had these removed at some stage before being withdrawn.

This photograph shows HR 38. It was rebuilt in August 1882 and continued in service until being withdrawn and sold in September 1902. It carried the name 'Kincraig'.


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HR 38 on a train near Inverness

INVERNESS: Inverness and Bona

railways; trains; transport; express; locomotives; engines; steam;

Inverness Museum and Art Gallery

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In 1864 the Inverness and Aberdeen Junction railway received ten '36' class locomotives from Sharp, Stewart & Co. These were 2-4-0s which were very similar in design to the rebuilt 'Glenbarries'. Numbered 36 to 45, all were rebuilt between 1876 and 1889 with larger cylinders and driving wheels, amongst other things. All were given names by the 'I & AJR' but had these removed at some stage before being withdrawn.<br /> <br /> This photograph shows HR 38. It was rebuilt in August 1882 and continued in service until being withdrawn and sold in September 1902. It carried the name 'Kincraig'. <br /> <br /> <br /> This image may be available to purchase.<br /> For further information about purchasing and prices please email<br /> <a href="mailto: photographic.archive@highlifehighland.com">Highland Photographic Archive</a><br />