The epitome of British locomotive design, the Midland Railway's No. 998 is a masterpiece of early 20th century engineering. This four-cylinder, four-4-0 locomotive was built in 1907 at the Birmingham Works and was one of only 98 examples produced. With its distinctive black and white paint scheme, adorned with intricate floral motifs on the side tanks, No. 998 is a stunning piece of industrial art.
Leaving Carlisle on April 29th, 1930, this vintage locomotive will take you back in time to a bygone era. Its robust build and smooth running make it an ideal choice for heritage rail excursions or private collectors looking to own a rare piece of history. The original wooden brakes are still intact, ensuring that this locomotive retains its authentic character.
Step aboard No. 998 as it chugs along the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway's tracks, leaving a trail of nostalgia in its wake. This is more than just a machine - it's an experience.
