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Featured King Class Locomotives Print
Railway Queen Mabel Kitson on King George V at Swindon, 1928
Railway Queen Mabel Kitson, photographed on the running board of GWR locomotive King George V, at Swindon Works in 1928. Mabel became Railway Queen in 1927, aged 15. She was an ambassador for British railway companies. He father was a GWR signalman
© STEAM Museum of the GWR
1920s, 1928, King Class, King George V, Locomotive, Mabel Kitson, Railway Queen, Swindon Works
Featured King Class Locomotives Print
No 6000 King George V in the USA, 1927
4-6-0 King class locomotive. Built 1927. Seen here at the Baltimore and Ohio Railway with 'Britannia' played by Lilian Schueler, Driver Young and Fireman Pearce
© Steam Picture Library
Baltimore, King, Ohio, Us A
Featured King Class Locomotives Print
Australian Navy on locomotive No.6021 King Richard II, 1945
A group of visitors from the Australian Navy pose for this photograph on top of locomotive No.6021 King Richard II. The officers and sailors from H.M.A.S Australia were on a visit to Swindon Works on July 13th 1945 whilst their ship was docked at Plymouth awaiting repairs. Their ship was heavily involved in the war effort throughout South East Asia until she was forced to withdraw for repairs in early 1945. She arrived at Plymouth on July 2nd 1945 for a major refit and remained there until December of that year. In this formal photograph the locomotive is decorated with both the British and Australian flags and standing in the centre of the group in the trilby hat is the GWR Chief Mechanical Engineer F. W. Hawksworth
© STEAM Museum of the GWR
