BEYER-PEACOCK

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Beyer Peacock builders plaque on the locomotive at the Finnish Railway Museum

'Beyer-Peacock' was an English railway Locomotive manufacturer with a factory in Gorton, Manchester. Founded by Charles Beyer and Richard Peacock, it traded from 1854 until 1966.
Important designs were the Beyer-Garratt articulated locomotives widely used in Africa (and Australia) and the 4-4-0 tank locomotives used on the London Underground from 1864 until electrification in 1905. This design then evolved into a 2-4-0 for Norway and finally the famous Manx Peacock design for the Isle of Man Railway
The first Garratt locomotive constructed was TGR K Class for the Tasmanian Government Railways on the western Tasmanian North East Dundas Tramway
In addition to building steam locomotives, Beyer Peacock also built the 10 British Rail Class 82, 25KV AC electric locomotives to a Metropolitan Vickers design, and the 101 British Rail Class 35 diesel hydraulic locomotives.
A Beyer Peacock locomotive at the Finnish Railway Museum


Contents
Locomotives Produced
Steam
Steam Turbine
Diesel
Electric
See Also
External link

Locomotives Produced


SAR NGG16 at the Welsh Highland Railway

Steam


TGR K Class

Victorian Railways G class

NZR G class

LNER Class U1

LMS Garratt

SAR NGG 13/16 Class

SAR GL Class
Steam Turbine

Beyer-Ljungstrom Turbine Locomotive The Beyer-Ljungstrom Turbine Locomotive
Diesel


British Rail Class 35
Electric


British Rail Class 82

See Also



Finnish Railway Museum

Welsh Highland Railway

Garratt

External link



Brief company biography

Beyer Peacock history

Finnish Railway Museum

Steam Locomotives in Finland Including the Finnish Railway Museum

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