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Fairy Queen - World Oldest Running Steam Engine

The Fairy Queen as seen during the parade of steam engines on 02-February-2007. ==== About the Fairy Queen ==== A Guinness World Record holder, this engine is the pride of the Indian Railways. It...  
 
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Bidone1967 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Nice locomotive!
All2Meme (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Is this a 2-2-2 locomotive? It looks like a near cousin to the "John Bull", a very old British-built locomotive from 1831. It was built for a predecessor to the Pennsylvania Railroad called the Camden and Amboy Railroad. The John Bull is in the Smithsonian, but was last run in 1981 on its 150th birthday.
awolfpack343 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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1981 wow i didnt know that. Well like my dad says if ou take care of it, it could last foreever
WhyAyeMann (7 months ago) Show Hide
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She's always been a joyride for anyone whos took one. And this is more locomotive than most trains made nowadays!
rocketlauncher2 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Yeah, funny the way things change these days.

Unless it was some sort of show and some bitch brought her kid along
SimonLawrenceMoore (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Built by Robert Stephenson and Company, Newcastle, England, both are British in the end.
Rickyrab (11 months ago) Show Hide
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(shrugs) but JB ran on our railroad.
SimonLawrenceMoore (11 months ago) Show Hide
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I know, I'm just stating it is a British-built loco.
Rickyrab (11 months ago) Show Hide
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true dat. The British started the practice of running locomotives on railroads (Richard Trevithick), although the French claim to be the first with a steam-powered road vehicle (Nicholas Cugnot, I think), back in the 18th century.
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Indeed, wasn't very succesful from what I've read, didn't steam well, the weirdest thing was that it was meant to be a steam powered gun carriage.

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