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An unidentified HR 'Superheated Goods' class loco on shunting duties
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PC_HRS_LOCOMOTIVES_009_566
PLACENAME
unidentified
SOURCE
Highland Railway Society
ASSET ID
26008
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railway locomotives
Highland Railway locomotives
An unidentified HR 'Superheated Goods' class loco on shunting duties

In 1918 the Highland Railway took delivery of four 4-6-0 tender locomotives. These were essentially an updated version of the Jones 'Big Goods' class of 1894. A further batch of four was delivered the following year. All were built by Hawthorn Leslie in Newcastle upon Tyne. Numbered 75 to 82, they were known collectively as the 'Superheated Goods'. All but two of the class lasted into British Rail days.

This photograph shows an unidentified HR 'Superheated Goods' class loco on shunting duties.

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An unidentified HR 'Superheated Goods' class loco on shunting duties

railway locomotives; Highland Railway locomotives

Highland Railway Society

Highland Railway Society - Locomotives 5 (Cumming classes)

In 1918 the Highland Railway took delivery of four 4-6-0 tender locomotives. These were essentially an updated version of the Jones 'Big Goods' class of 1894. A further batch of four was delivered the following year. All were built by Hawthorn Leslie in Newcastle upon Tyne. Numbered 75 to 82, they were known collectively as the 'Superheated Goods'. All but two of the class lasted into British Rail days.<br /> <br /> This photograph shows an unidentified HR 'Superheated Goods' class loco on shunting duties.