reproduction / Engine No.4, Waterford and Tramore Railway, c.1845

Photograph, reproduced from the Locomotive Magazine, of Engine number 4, W. and T.R., Bury tank engine, Waterford and Tramore Railway. Well tank engine No. 4, built by Bury, Curtis and Kennedy, Liverpool c. 1845. Rebuilt 1867, when dome, cab, injectors etc added. In use in 1900, when said to have been the oldest locomotive in service in these islands. It should be compared with the Great Southern and Western Railway Locomotive No. 36. Cyliners -13" by 18". Driving wheels 5'7". From a photograph lent by C.L. Fry. HH:1940.73.1-6. Photographs of old steam engines from 'Locomotive Magazine.' HH:1940.73.6 -Engine number 4, W. and T.R.;