G class 2-6-0 (48) & 4-6-0 (24)
72 built 1889-99
Dubs (22)
Beyer, Peacock & Co (9)
James Martin & Co (29)
Neilson & Co (12)
WAGR G class 2-6-0 Beyer Peacock works, Manchester, 1889
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Builder's photograph
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New to WAGR as G158 on 23 Nov 1896. Sold to W.A. Goldfields Firewood Supply Co. Kurrawang in June 1903 and named 'Boulder'.
2-6-0
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Left is a WAGR Martin built 'G' class, facing a Great Southern Railway Company 'T' class
This loco later became WAGR G class 17
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4-6-0
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World War II, 13 were loaned to the Commonwealth Railways for use on the North Australia Railway as their Nfc and Nga classes.
1940 J L Buckland
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c. 1940s
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2-6-0
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1970
G53: Pemberton
G117: Merredin station
G118: Kalamunda station
G123: Koombana Queen Hotham Valley Railway
G233: Leschenault Lady under restoration at the Western Australian Rail Transport Museum
Film:
G233 1970 Vintage Train
G123 on the Etmlyn Forest Train
2008