Robert Stephenson GWR 4300

Discover the GWR 4300, a magnificent steam locomotive built by the Great Western Railway and Robert Stephenson between 1911 and 1932. This iconic 2-6-0 Whyte notation engine is a true testament to British engineering prowess.

With a standard gauge of 1435 mm and a length of 17.7 meters, the GWR 4300 embodies the robust construction characteristic of its era. Its impressive tractive effort of 114 kN showcases its power and capability on the rails.

Weighing 63 tons and measuring 2.72 meters wide, this locomotive is a solid and reliable machine. The GWR 4300 remains a beloved symbol of the golden age of steam, a must-see for any railway enthusiast.

Explore the rich history and detailed specifications of this remarkable steam locomotive.