
Meet Locomotive 151
Watch out—Locomotive 151 looks like it’s zooming right out of the Museum! Don’t worry, it’s safe and ready to share its history with visitors.
Fast Facts:
Gauge: 36"
Type: 0-4-0T
Built: 1942 at Montreal Locomotive Works
Worked For: Dominion Steel, Sydney Steel Division
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