0-8-0 Steam Locomotives in Great Britain


Railroads that used 0-8-0 Steam Locomotives in Great Britain

Surviving Examples of 0-8-0 Steam Locomotives in Great Britain

No.ClassF.M. WhyteGaugeRailroad LineLocationStatusBuilder InfoNotes
5485T2D0-8-0T4'-8½"Polish State Railways Nene Valley Railway, Peterborough, ENG
operational
Fablok #5485, 1959Named Slask.
63395 (2238)Q6 (T2)0-8-04'-8½"BR (North Eastern) North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Pickering, ENG
operational
North Eastern Railway Darlington Works, 1918Restored to operation in 1969. Taken out of service for replacement of the large flue tubes in Nov 1971. Returned to operation in Aug 1975. Painted in the NER black livery in 2019. Cylinder work replair completed in 2025.
40-8-023½"Beijing Capital Steel Mill Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways, Porthmadog, WAL
restoration
Harbin Locomotive Works #221, 1988Named Dahuichang. One of only four Chinese steam locomotives in the UK.
10910-8-0T24" North Gloucestershire Railway, Toddington, ENG
operational
Henschel & Son #15968, 1918
49395 (485)7F (G2)0-8-04'-8½"BR (London & North Western) National Railway Museum, York, ENG
display
LNWR Crewe Works, 06/1921Nicknamed 'Super D'. Restored to operation in 2005. Retired from excursion service in March 2015. On loan to the Shildon Locomotion Museum, County Durham.
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