HR 146 'Skibo Castle' on train near Beauly, August 1923
ID:PC_HRS_TRAINS_001_095DESCRIPTION:HR 146 'Skibo Castle' on train near Beauly in August 1923. The service is the 2.35pm from Aviemore to Wick. The first coach is a clerestory-roofed Midland Railway carriage.
HR 146 was part of the first batch of 'Castle' class 4-6-0 express passenger locomotive designed for the Highland Railway by Peter Drummond. It was built by Dübs of Glasgow and delivered in June 1900. After the grouping it became LMS 14681 and continued in service until being withdrawn in October 1946.PLACENAME:BeaulyDISTRICT:AirdOLD COUNTY/PARISH:INVERNESS: KilmorackDATE OF IMAGE:31 August 1923PERIOD:1920sSOURCE:Highland Railway SocietyCOLLECTION:Highland Railway Society - Trains 2 (1923-1947)Asset ID:28144KEYWORDS:
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