4-4-0 Steam Locomotives in Great Britain


Railroads that used 4-4-0 Steam Locomotives in Great Britain

Surviving Examples of 4-4-0 Steam Locomotives in Great Britain

No.ClassF.M. WhyteGaugeRailroad LineLocationStatusBuilder InfoNotes
246 (62712)D494-4-04'-8½"LNER Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway, Bo'ness, SCT
operational
LNER Darlington Works, 1928Named Morayshire.
49F4-4-04'-8½"Great North of Scotland Railway Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway, Bo'ness, SCT
display
North British Locomotive Co. #22563, 1920Named Gordon Highlander.
30120 (120)T94-4-04'-8½"LSWR Flour Mill Ltd, Bream, ENG
operational
LSWR Nine Elms Works #572, 1899From the Bodmin & Wenford Railway, Bodmin.
506 (62660)11F (D11)4-4-04'-8½"Great Central (BR) Barrow Hill Roundhouse Railway Centre, Chesterfield, ENG
display
GCR Gorton Works, 12/1919Named Butler Henderson. Owned by the National Railway Museum York. Restored to operation in March 1982. Retired from excursion service in 1992.
256K4-4-04'-8½"North British Railway Riverside Museum, Glasgow, SCT
display
Cowlairs, 1913
4-4-0T600mmTongaat Sugar, Natal bagnall Woody Bay Station, Lynton, ENG
operational
W. G. Bagnall #2819, 1946Previously named Charles Wytock. Now named Sir George Newnes. In service at the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway.
926 (30926)V4-4-04'-8½"Southern (BR) North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Pickering, ENG
operational
SR Eastleigh Works, 05/1934Named Repton. Restored to operation in 1967. Taken out of service in Jul 2010. Taken out of service again in Nov 2023. Returned to operation on Sep 14, 2024.
444-4-015"Lancaster & Chester Railway Rhyl Miniature Railway, Rhyl, WAL
operational
Cagney, 1910
563 (E563)T34-4-04'-8½"LSWR (Southern) Swanage Railway, Swanage, ENG
operational
LSWR Nine Elms Works, 1893Previously placed on display at the National Railway Museum York from 1975 to 2017. Restored to operation in July 2023. Debuted in excursion service in October 2023.
3717 (3440)37004-4-04'-8½"GWR Museum of the Great Western Railway, Swindon, ENG
display
GWR Swindon Works # 2000, 04/1903Named City of Truro. Owned by the National Railway Museum York. Became the first steam locomotive in the UK claimed to have reached 100 mph (102 mph, 1904). Retired from excursion service in 2006 due to firebox damage.
4-4-0T24"Tongaat Sugar, Natal Statfold Barn Railway, Tamworth, ENG
private operational
W. G. Bagnall #2820, 1945Named Isibutu.
74U24-4-05'-3"Northern Counties Committee Ulster Transport Museum, Ulster, NRL
display
North British Locomotive Co. #23096, 1924Named Dunluce Castle.
2CLR 1-84-4-0T36"Cavan & Leitrim Ulster Transport Museum, Ulster, NRL
display
Robert Stephenson & Co. (Darlington Works) #2613, 1887Named Kathleen.
171S4-4-05'-3"GNRI Railway Preservation Society of Ireland, Whitehead, NRL
operational
Beyer, Peacock & Co. #5629, 1913Named Slieve Gullion. Moved to Dublin for mainline trials.
85V4-4-05'-3"GNRI Railway Preservation Society of Ireland, Whitehead, NRL
out of service
Beyer, Peacock & Co. #6733, 1932Named Merlin. Moved to Dublin.
131Q4-4-05'-3"GNRI Railway Preservation Society of Ireland, Whitehead, NRL
operational
Neilson Reid & Co. #5727, 02/1901 Named Uranus.
737D4-4-04'-8½"South Eastern & Chatham National Railway Museum, York, ENG
display
South Eastern & Chatham Railway Ashford Works, 1901
30925 (925)V4-4-04'-8½"BR (Southern) National Railway Museum, York, ENG
display
SR Eastleigh Works, 04/1934Named Cheltenham. Restored to operation by the Mid Hants Railway, Alresford, ENG in 2012. Taken out of service in 2017 due to a cracked frame, but eventually returned to operation later that year. Retired from excursion service in the summer of 2022.
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