In the late 19th century, the Industrial Revolution brought about a new era of innovation in locomotives. CADBURY, BOURNVILLE, one of the pioneers of this movement, produced some of the most iconic steam engines of their time.
No. 6, a 0-4-0T locomotive, is a testament to the company's expertise and craftsmanship. Built during the early 1890s, it features a distinctive design with three axles in the front and a single driving wheel at the rear. The 6-ton engine was a versatile unit that could haul heavy loads over long distances.
The photograph #F1196 captures a rare glimpse of this locomotive in action, showcasing its impressive capabilities. Measuring just under 20 feet from nose to tail, it's a reliable workhorse on the tracks. Although no longer in use, No. 6 remains an important part of British railway history, a reminder of the country's rich industrial heritage.
Experience the essence of locomotive design and history with CADBURY, BOURNVILLE - 0-4-0T LOCOMOTIVE NO. 6 PHOTO #F1196.
