A rich history of steam power, the MIDLAND RAILWAY has been a beloved landmark for generations. In 1911, this iconic locomotive was built by the renowned Harrington, Langley & Co Ltd in Manchester, England, where it was designed to haul goods through the rolling hills and countryside of the Midlands.
Today, this beautifully restored steam engine is a rare gem, its original paintwork still gleaming with a warm, golden finish. With its distinctive 2-4-0 configuration, it's a true masterpiece of engineering, capable of producing a mighty 1,500 horsepower to haul heavy loads through the treacherous terrain of rural England.
As one of just 156 examples built in this era, No. 156 is a highly sought-after collector's item for any serious steam enthusiast or railway aficionado. Its rich history and impressive capabilities make it an unbeatable addition to any museum or private collection. Whether displayed on its own as a testament to the power of steam or paired with other vintage locomotives, this magnificent engine is sure to leave a lasting impression.
