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Steam Locomotive Train GWR 4500 Class Small Prairi Royalty Free Stock Photo
Steam Locomotive Train GWR 4500 Class Small Prairi Royalty Free Stock Photo
Chassis of the TAM 4500 truck with engine and transmission in cross section Royalty Free Stock Photo
Number 4500 3D Extrude On Green Purple Colorful Ball Pit Balls Background 3D Royalty Free Stock Photo
Number 4500 3d. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The most scenic Pangong Tso or lake in the altitude of 4500 meters in the union territory of Ladakh Royalty Free Stock Photo
A Popultion of 4500 Students for Number One High School Royalty Free Stock Photo
Steam Locomotive Train GWR 4500 Class Small Prairi
Prairie Tank Locomotive 4500 Class. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red numbers 4500. Royalty Free Stock Photo
$ 4500. Us dollar banknotes. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Over 4500 m in the Andes of Peru Royalty Free Stock Photo
Entering Sedona Elevation 4500 and Founded 1902 Royalty Free Stock Photo
4500 red. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Chandrasheel mountain at 4500 meters high. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Great Western Railway (GWR) 4500 Class or Small Prairie is a class of steam locomotive. They are 2-6-2T type. A total of 75 were built; 55 were built in four batches between 1906 and 1915. A fifth batch of 20 locos was built in 1924, during Collett's tenure at Swindon. The first two batches were originally numbered 2161–2190 but were renumbered 4500–4529 during 1912. The first batch (2161–2180) is significant in that it was the last batch of locos built at Stafford Road Works, Wolverhampton. Of this batch 2168 (as 4507) was the last Wolverhampton-built loco to remain in service with BR, not being withdrawn until 1963. The final two batches built were nos. 4530-4554 in 1913-15 and nos. 4555-4574 in 1924. The 4575 Class was a later development with larger side tanks. Number 4566 left Woodham Brothers in August 1970 and currently is in service on the Severn Valley Railway (In GWR Green).


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