Locomotives of the Stockton and Darlington Railway

Locomotives of the Stockton and Darlington Railway. Locomotives were sometimes renumbered, and the old numbers re-used for new locomotives. The following list does not include all renumberings.

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NumberNameWheelsDesignerBuilderDate introducedComments
1Active, later Locomotion No. 10-4-0G & R StephensonRobert Stephenson1825
Preserved at Darlington
2Hope0-4-0G & R StephensonRobert Stephenson1825[1]
3Black Diamond0-4-0G & R StephensonRobert Stephenson1826[1]
4Diligence0-4-0G & R StephensonRobert Stephenson1826[1]
5(1)Stockton, nicknamed Chittaprat??Robert Wilson and Co1826[2][3]
5(2)Royal George (rebuilt from Chittaprat)0-6-0Timothy Hackworth?1827
[4]
6Experiment[lower-roman 1]0-4-0G & R StephensonRobert Stephenson1826[5]
7Rocket[lower-roman 2]0-6-0Robert Stephenson?Robert Stephenson?1829[6]
8(1)Victory0-6-0Timothy HackworthShildon railway works1829[7]
8(2)Leader[lower-roman 3]0-6-0Timothy HackworthSoho Works, Shildon1842[8]
9Globe0-4-0Timothy Hackworth?Robert Stephenson??[9]
10Planet2-2-0Robert StephensonRobert Stephenson1830[10]
11North Star2-2-0Robert StephensonRobert Stephenson1830/31[10]
12(1)Majestic0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn[lower-roman 4]1831/32[11]
12(2)Briton0-6-0Timothy HackworthShildon railway works1837[10]
12(3)Trader (rebuilt from Briton)0-6-0Timothy HackworthSoho Works, Shildon1842[8]
13Coronation0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
14William IV0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
15Northumbrian0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
16Director0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
17Lord Brougham0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
18Shildon0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
19Darlington0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
20Adelaide0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
21Earl Grey0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
22Lord Durham0-6-0Timothy HackworthStephenson/Hawthorn1831/32[11]
23Wilberforce0-6-0Timothy HackworthHawthorn1833[11][12]
24Magnet0-6-0Timothy HackworthSoho Works, Shildon1835[8] The first locomotive built at Soho.[13]
25(1)Enterprise0-6-0Timothy HackworthWilliam and Alfred Kitching1835[14]
25(2)Derwent0-6-0Timothy HackworthWilliam and Alfred Kitching1845
Preserved at Darlington
26Arrow2-2-2Timothy HackworthSoho Works, Shildon1837[15] [14]
27Swift0-4-0HawthornHawthorn1836[14]
28 (later 43)Sunbeam2-2-0HawthornHawthorn1837[14]
29 (later 40)Queen0-4-0KitchingKitching1837[14]
30 (later 49)Raby Castle2-2-2KitchingKitching1839[14]
31Redcar0-6-0Hackworth/BouchShildon railway works1845[16]
32Eldon0-6-0Hackworth/BouchShildon railway works1846[16]
33Shildon0-6-0Hackworth/BouchShildon railway works1846[16]
34Driver0-6-0Hackworth/BouchShildon railway works1846[16]
35Commerce0-6-0William BouchShildon railway works1847[16]
36Guisbro0-6-0William BouchShildon railway works1847[16]
37Gem0-6-0William BouchShildon railway works1847[16]
38Rokeby2-4-0William BouchShildon railway works1847[16]
39Ruby2-4-0William BouchShildon railway works1847[16]
40Queenformerly no.29 Kitching Kitching 1837 [14]
41Dart0-4-0Timothy HackworthSoho Works, Shildon1839[8][17]
42London0-4-0J Hague?J. Hague?1839[16][18]
43Sunbeamformerly no.28 Hawthorn Hawthorn 1837 [14]
44Sun2-2-0Edward BuryWilliam Fairbairn1844[16]
45Gannymede0-4-0Edward BuryWilliam Fairbairn1844[19]
46Antelope2-2-0Edward BuryEdward Bury1844[19]
47Unicorn2-2-0Edward BuryEdward Bury1844[19]
48Active0-4-2KitchingKitching1844[19]
49Raby Castleformerly no.30 Kitching Kitching 1839 [14]
50Meteor2-2-2William BouchShildon Works1842[19]
51Arrowformerly no.26 Timothy Hackworth Soho Works, Shildon 1837 [15] [14]
52Comet2-2-2KirtleyKirtley [lower-roman 5]1840/41[19]
53Manchester2-2-2Sharp, Roberts and Co.Sharp, Roberts and Co.1840[19]
54Tyneside2-2-2Robert StephensonRobert Stephenson1842[19]
55Wolsingham0-4-2William and Alfred KitchingWilliam and Alfred Kitching1847[19]
60Cleveland0-6-0J. Graham[lower-roman 6]Gilkes Wilson and Company1848[20]
61Star0-6-0J. GrahamGilkes Wilson and Company1849[20]
62Southend0-6-0J. GrahamGilkes Wilson and Company1849[20] [21]
63Birkbeck0-6-0W. BouchShildon railway works1849[20]
64Larchfield0-6-0W. BouchShildon railway works1849[20]
65Newmarket or Stephenson2-4-0Robert Stephenson?Gilkes Wilson and Company1850?[20]
66Priam2-4-0Robert Stephenson?Gilkes Wilson and Company1847[20]
67Orion2-4-0Robert Stephenson?Gilkes Wilson and Company1848[20]
68Brunswick2-4-0Robert Stephenson?Gilkes Wilson and Company1850[20]
69Clarendon2-4-0Robert Stephenson?Gilkes Wilson and Company1850[20]
70Alarm2-4-0Robert Stephenson?Gilkes Wilson and Company1851[20]
71Hackworth2-4-0?Alfred Kitching1851[22]
Albert0-6-0?Gilkes, Wilson1854[23]
99Ayton2-4-0Alfred KitchingGilkes Wilson1855[24]
116Lartington2-4-0Alfred KitchingGilkes Wilson1856
117Nunthorpe2-4-0Alfred KitchingGilkes Wilson1856
118Elmfield2-4-0Alfred KitchingKitching & Co1857
160Brougham4-4-0William BouchRobert Stephenson1860
161Lowther4-4-0William BouchRobert Stephenson1860
162Saltburn4-4-0William BouchRobert Stephenson1862
163Morecambe4-4-0William BouchRobert Stephenson1862
164Belfast4-4-0William BouchRobert Stephenson1862
165Keswick4-4-0William BouchRobert Stephenson1862

Disposal

When the North Eastern Railway (NER) took over the Stockton and Darlington Railway (SDR) in 1863, the SDR stock included 157 locomotives. The SDR locomotives were administered by a separate committee until 1873. The SDR locomotives were renumbered in 1873, mostly by the addition of 1000. In September 1875 there were still 55 SDR locomotives in existence.[25]

See also

References

  1. ↑ Not Experiment by Richard Roberts
  2. ↑ Not the better-known Stephenson's Rocket
  3. ↑ Not SR Leader class
  4. ↑ Construction of the Majestic and Wilberforce classes (nos. 12-23) was allocated equally to Robert Stephenson and Company and R and W Hawthorn
  5. ↑ This may be Thomas Kirtley whose company, Thomas Kirtley and Co., built locomotives from 1837 to 1841
  6. ↑ Possibly John Graham who joined the Stockton and Darlington Railway in 1831 and was Traffic Manager until 1849
  1. 1 2 3 "Early locomotives". Grace's Guide.
  2. ↑
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  7. ↑
  8. 1 2 3 4 J. Metcalfe (2016). "Timothy Hackworth". Railcentre - Railway History. p. 4.
  9. ↑
  10. 1 2 3 Pearce (1996), p. 218.
  11. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 J. Metcalfe (2016). "Timothy Hackworth". Railcentre - Railway History. p. 3.
  12. ↑ Smith (2015), p. 40.
  13. ↑ Smith (2015), pp. 44–45.
  14. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pearce (1996), p. 220.
  15. 1 2 Smith (2015), pp. 55–56.
  16. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pearce (1996), p. 221.
  17. ↑ Smith (2015), p. 55.
  18. ↑ https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/John_Hague
  19. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Pearce (1996), p. 222.
  20. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pearce (1996), p. 223.
  21. ↑
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  24. ↑
  25. ↑ "NER locomotives". Steam Index.
  • Pearce, T R (1996). The Locomotives of the Stockton and Darlington Railway. London: Historical Model Railway Society. ISBN 0902835149.
  • Smith, George Turner (2015). Thomas Hackworth: Locomotive Engineer. Fonthill. ISBN 978-1-78155-464-7.
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