Metropolitan Railway C to K Class locomotives unverified
Engines for the Metropolitan's long country extension towards Aylesbury and Verney Junction. The G, H and K Classes passed to the LNER in 1937, and steam haulage of Underground passenger trains ended on 9 September 1961.
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- Type
- Steam locomotives
- Builder
- Neilson; Sharp Stewart; Neasden Works; Hawthorn Leslie; Yorkshire Engine Co.; Kerr Stuart; Armstrong Whitworth
- Built
- 1891–1925
- In service
- 1891–1961
- Lines
- Metropolitan
- Preserved
- E Class No. 1 (L44) at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Quainton
This page is marked unverified: its figures haven’t yet been confirmed by an official source or a published history. The foot of the page says what’s in doubt.
Sources
- Metropolitan Railway steam locomotives, Wikipedia
unverified all figures (Wikipedia only; not yet checked against a published history), date of transfer to the LNER (1935 or 1937)