Surviving and Preserved locomotives in East, South East and North East Frontier India
This album contains pictures of surviving and preserved locomotives in Eastern, South Eastern and North East Frontier India.
Narrow gauge loco and crane from VPT plinthed at the Naval museum on Ramakrishna beach in Vizag (VSKP).
Steam Engine 677 at Plinthed at Nagpur NG Museum. Built by North British Loco Company Ltd. This loco capable of hauling 210 ton load at 50 kmph.
Front view. VPT No. 1, Narrow gauge steam locomotive used for manganese ore export from Visakhapatnam Port. Year of manufacture - 1932 by W. G. Bagnall Ltd. Decomissioned 1986. Displayed at the Naval Museum, Ramakrishna Beach, Visakhapatnam.
Side view. VPT No. 1, Narrow gauge steam locomotive used for manganese ore export from Visakhapatnam Port. Year of manufacture - 1932 by W. G. Bagnall Ltd. Decomissioned 1986. Displayed at the Naval Museum, Ramakrishna Beach, Visakhapatnam.
693 PL, a plinthed loco of Parlakimedi Light Railways resting on the Beach Road, Visakhapatnam. It is in a pretty bad shape due to corrosive effect of salt-laden air from the sea. Visakhapatnam.
694 PL, a plinthed loco of Parlakimedi Light Railways resting outside Visakhapatnam Railway Station. It is in a much better shape than the one on the Beach Road. Visakhapatnam.
B Class No. 801 0-4-0 saddle+well tank engine is plinthed at Dy. CME office at New Bongaigaon. It was built by North British Locomotive Company in 1925. Kindly move this here
L-3 0-8-4T is is the sister locomotive of the L-2 class 2-8-4T now at National Rail Museum, New Delhi. Seen here at Hindalco Industries, Renukoot where both worked after being re-sold by Indian Railways. In their heydays, they worked as bankers on the gha
AK 6(B class) named `Raj Nandini' is a 2'6" gauge 0-6-4T engine built by Bagnall in 1916 and now plinthed outside Howrah station. This locomotive is from Ahmadpur-Katwa (and hence christened AK) narrow gauge section of ER. Some believe it to be actua
Rusting `Bio-Data' plate on AK-6 locomotive. Kindly move this here
Diminutive CS 774 is a 2'6" gauge 2-4-0T engine built by Yorkshire Engine Co. under sub-contract for Bagnall. Now plinthed at Eastern Railway Headquarters at Fairle Place, Calcutta. Kindly move this
Information plaque on CS 774. Kindly move this here
RD 690 is a 2'6" gauge 2-6-2 engine built by Nasmyth Wilson in in 1929. It used to work on the Raipur - Dhamtari section and is now plinthed outside South Eastern Railway Headquaters at Garden Reach, Calcutta. Kindly move this [url=http://www.irfca.o