- TITLE
- unidentified Big Goods class, possibly at Inverness, post-1923
- EXTERNAL ID
- PC_HRS_LOCOMOTIVES_001_562
- PLACENAME
- Inverness
- OLD COUNTY/PARISH
- INVERNESS: Inverness and Bona
- PERIOD
- 1920s; 1930s
- SOURCE
- Highland Railway Society
- ASSET ID
- 25019
- KEYWORDS
- railway locomotives
Highland Railway locomotives

When the Highland Railway introduced the first of the David Jones-designed 'Big Goods' class in 1894 they were the first locomotives in Britain to have a 4-6-0 wheel arrangement and were also the most powerful mainline engines working in the country. A total of 15 were built by Sharp Stewart & Co. in Glasgow (numbered 103 to 117) and all passed into LMS ownership in 1923. The only surviving Highland Railway locomotive is a member of this class (HR 103) and can be seen in The Riverside museum in Glasgow.
This photograph shows an unidentified 'Big Goods' class locomotive, possibly at Inverness, sometime after 1923.