LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth
preserved British 0-6-0T locomotive
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LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth
Summary
LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth is a tank locomotive[1].
Key Facts
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth is in the country of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[2].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth is in the country of United Kingdom[3].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's image is recorded as Yarmouth (10344727215).jpg[4].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's instance of is recorded as tank locomotive[5].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's operator is recorded as London, Brighton and South Coast Railway[6].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's operator is recorded as Southern Railway[7].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's operator is recorded as Cannock and Rugeley Colliery Company Limited[8].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's operator is recorded as National Coal Board[9].
- Burgundy is named after LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth[10].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's manufacturer is recorded as Brighton Works[11].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's location is recorded as Isle of Wight Steam Railway[12].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's part of is recorded as LB&SCR E1 class[13].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's Commons category is recorded as LB&SCR E1 Class Y1 Yarmouth[14].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's service entry is recorded as +1877-03-00T00:00:00Z[15].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's service retirement is recorded as +1963-00-00T00:00:00Z[16].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's track gauge is recorded as standard-gauge railway[17].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's number of cylinders is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+2'}[18].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's has characteristic is recorded as preserved steam locomotive[19].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's name is recorded as Burgundy[20].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's fleet or registration number is recorded as 110[21].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's fleet or registration number is recorded as B110[22].
- LB&SCR E1 class Y1 Yarmouth's wheel arrangement is recorded as 0-6-0T[23].