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Railway steam locomotive designed in 1849 by English engineer Thomas Russell Crampton.

Railway steam locomotive designed in 1849 by English engineer Thomas Russell Crampton. Crampton's (1816-1888) design featured a low-pitched boiler, large driving wheels and a single driving axle sited behind the firebox, which kept the centre of gravity low, giving greater stability at speed. The locomotives were popular on French railways, hauling express trains from 1849-1876.

Unique Identifier AR918043

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4396px × 2385px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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4-2-0 locomotive

Ann Ronan Pictures

Black and white

Industrial Revolution

NINETEENTH CENTURY

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STEAM LOCOMOTIVE

Thomas Russell Crampton