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B class 4-4-0 15 built Beyer Peacock 1885-90
B1-B15

Tasmanian Government Railways Beyer Peacock 4-4-0 B13
1900
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A near new B class loco, circa 1885. TGR photo, Ted Lidster collection
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Opening of the Western Line extension to Burnie with a B class on the official train. TGR photo, Ted Lidster collection
1901
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B class loco shunts behind Launceston workshops with the North East LIne on the right. TGR photo, Ted Lidster collection
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B class locomotive dressed for the coronation of Edward VII, South Burnie, January 1901. TGR photo, Ted Lidster collection
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TGR B Class, departing Devonport, Tasmania, heading west
c. 1930s
UON
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TGR B Class, no. 13
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TGR B Class, shunting at Hobart Station
UON
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TGR B Class, hauling passenger carriages, unidentified location, Tasmania [n.d.]
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All the B class locos were scrapped.
Withdrawn 1936 to early 1950s.

TGR B Class locomotive, at Boyer, near New Norfolk
UON
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M class 4-6-2
10 built Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns 1951
M1-M10

Tasmanian Government Railways 4-6-2 steam locomotive M1
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Ten Tasmanian Government Railways 'M' class pacifics awaiting shipment to Hobart by MV Christen Smith (Bel-Line vessel). The locos were built in 1951 and shipped in early 1952
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H class 4-8-2
8 built 1951 Vulcan Foundry
H1-H8 delivered in a new emerald green livery.
Four were later repainted red

Hobart Wharf, unloading locomotives from "SS Belpareil"
H6 10 Dec 1951
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TGR H7 4-8-2 being unloaded at Hobart 1951
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H2 after hauling a cement train from Railton in the yard at Devonport. Across the Mersey River is the Princess of Tasmania moored at its terminal at Devonport
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#TGRsteamlocomotives
H class 4-8-2
8 built 1951 Vulcan Foundry
H1-H8 delivered in a new emerald green livery.
Four were later repainted red

H class locos waiting to be unloaded at Hobart
1951
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TGR H7 4-8-2 being unloaded at Hobart
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H2 after hauling a cement train from Railton in the yard at Devonport. Across the Mersey River is the Princess of Tasmania moored at its terminal at Devonport
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