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The BR Class 66 is a 3,300 horsepower heavy-freight diesel produced by Electro-Motive Diesel (EMD) in London, Ontario and La Grange, Illinois. The locomotive was manufactured based on the successful...
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Considered the "Father of the Railway", George Stephenson was perhaps history's greatest innovator and engineer, developing the machine that was to shape the future of the industrial revolution....
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Built by English Electric between 1957-1968, the 1,000 horsepower Bo'Bo' diesel-electric BR Class 20 (English Electric Type 1) diesel-electric locomotive entered service on many regions around the...
The BR Class 47 is a 2,750 horsepower locomotive built by Brush Traction at their Falcon works and Crewe between 1962-68. There were 512 examples of the type built, making them the largest class of...