GNS L&NER Number Wheels Designer First Last Zoomable Class Class Built built withdrawn Picture 1 - 7 2-4-0 D K Clark 1854 1900 8 - 5 2-4-0 D K Clark 1855 1897 13 - 2 0-4-0T D K Clark 1856 1916 15 - 4 2-4-0 D K Clark 1857 1892 B -- 9 2-4-0 W Cowan 1859 1909 H -- 9 4-4-0 W Cowan 1862 1920 K D47/2 6 4-4-0 W Cowan 1866 1925 L D47/1 6 4-4-0 W Cowan 1876 1926 C D39 3 4-4-0 W Cowan 1878 1927 M D45 9 4-4-0 W Cowan 1878 1932 A D44 6 4-4-0 J Manson 1884 1932 D J90 6 0-6-0T J Manson 1884 1936 E J91 3 0-6-0T J Manson 1885 1934 G D48 3 4-4-0 J Manson 1885 1934 N D46 2 4-4-0 J Manson 1887 1936 O D42 9 4-4-0 J Manson 1888 1946 P D43 3 4-4-0 J Manson 1890 1917 Q D38 3 4-4-0 J Manson 1890 1938 R G10 9 0-4-4T J Johnson 1893 1940 S D41 5 4-4-0 J Johnson 1893 1953 T D41 26 4-4-0 W Pickersgill 1896 1953 V D40 13 4-4-0 W Pickersgill 1899 1957 Y Z5 2 0-4-0 Manning Wardle 1915 1960 X Z4 2 0-4-0 Manning Wardle 1916 1960 F D40 8 4-4-0 T Heywood 1920 1958

The book shown on the right (Great North of Scotland Railway Locomotives, by Hugh Gordon, 2008, 96pp, A4, Hardback) is the definitive history of GNSR locomotives, describing - class by class - all the locomotives built by or for the company and its constituents. It also examines locomotives proposed, but not built. Hugh has drawn on his knowledge of locomotive design, first learnt as an L&NER premium apprentice under Sir Nigel Gresley, to discuss the characteristics of each class. Full dimensions, plus building and withdrawal dates are provided. Illustrated with over 80 well-chosen photographs, plus copious diagrams. For photographs of locomotives on the GNSR system or for a details of GNSR locomotive numbers (including any re-assignments thereof), please see drop-downs from Locomotives button (above)

GNSR Locomotive Classes