Sharpe & Stewart MZA 176-181

Step back in time with the MZA 176-181, a magnificent steam locomotive that embodies the rich history of Spanish railways.

Crafted by Sharpe & Stewart in 1877, this impressive machine features the distinctive 2-4-0 Whyte notation and adheres to the UIC classification of 2'B' n2, showcasing the engineering prowess of its era.

Operating on a gauge of 1668 mm and weighing in at 42 tonnes with a height of 4 meters, the MZA 176-181 is a substantial and well-preserved piece of railway heritage.

Today, this historical locomotive is proudly maintained by the Associació Reconstrucció Material Ferroviari (ARMF 120) in Spain, offering a tangible connection to the past for railway enthusiasts and historians alike.

Discover the enduring legacy of this iconic locomotive and its significant contribution to the development of rail transport across the Iberian Peninsula.