Surviving nineteenth century standard gauge locomotives

I'm trying to compile a list of all surviving standard gauge locos in this country from the nineteenth century, but somewhat surprisingly, I can't find a single online source, especially of non-mainline locos.

So far I have 87 on my list (not including replicas, nor locos built in the twentieth century to nineteenth century design, such as 30053).

Can anyone see anything obviously missing from the list?

Alexandra Docks
1340

Canterbury and Whitstable Railway
1 "Invicta"

Cardiff Railway
1338

Caledonian Railway
123
828

Dorking Greystone Company
3 "Captain Baxter"

Furness Railway
3 "Copperknob"
20
25

GER
229
490

GNR
1
990 "Henry Oakley"
1247

Grand Junction Railway
49 "Columbine"

GWR
2516

Haydock Colliery
Bellerophon

Hetton Colliery
Hetton Locomotive

Highland Railway
Jones Goods 103
Dunrobin

Killingworth Colliery
Billy

Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway
Class 23 752
Class 25 957
Class 5 1008
Class 27 1300

London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
A1x 72 "Fenchurch"
A1x 70 "Poplar"
A1x 55 "Stepney"
A1x 62 "Martello"
A1x 50 "Sutton"
A1 54 "Waddon"
A1x 46 "Newington"
E1 110 "Burgundy"
A1x 40 "Brighton"
A1x 78 "Knowle"
A1 82 "Boxhill"
B1 214 "Gladstone"
E4 473 "Birch Grove"

Liverpool and Manchester Railway
"Rocket"
"Sans Pareil"
"Novelty"
57 "Lion"

London and North Western Railway
3020 "Cornwall"
1439
790 "Hardwicke"
1054

London and South Western Railway
0298 class 314
0298 class 298
0415 class 488
O2 class W24 "Calbourne"
T3 class 563
B4 class 96 "Normandy"
B4 class 102 "Granville"
M7 class 245
T9 class 120

Manning Wardle
Sharpthorne
Sir Berkeley

Mersey Railway
1 "The Major"
5 "Cecil Raikes"

Metropolitan Railway
E class No. 1

Midland Railway
158A
1708
673

North British Railway
42
673 "Maude"

North Eastern Railway
1478 "Aerolite"
1275
910
1463
876
1310
1621

North London Railway
27505

North Pembroke Railway
2

Northfleet Coal and Ballast Co
Andrew Barclay "Swanscombe"

Oxford, Wolverhampton and Worcester Railway
252

Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway
1 "Gazelle"

Sandy & Potton Railway
"Shannon" (Wantage Tramway "Jane")

South Eastern Railway
65

Shutt End Railway
The Agenoria

Stockton and Darlington Railway
1 "Locomotion"
"Nelson" ("Bradyll")
25 "Derwent"

Taff Vale Railway
28
85

Wylam Colliery
Puffing Billy
Wylam Dilly

 

Margaret and Pontyberem for starters, there must be dozens more as you are including industrials.

 

Wooton Tramway Aveling and Porter at Quainton

 

These two - thanks:

http://www.brc-stockbook.co.uk/803.htm
http://www.brc-stockbook.co.uk/Sydenham.htm

Pontyberem is 1900 as far as I can see (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Avonside_Engine_Co_1421_'Pontyberem')

Margaret - I make that from 1878?

Thanks - any more?

Tom

 

A couple more-

Fox Walker 358 of 1878 "Minnie"

Hunslet 469 of 1888 "Hastings"

Both at Mangapps.

I can think of a couple more Fox Walkers, the one at Bristol and "Karlskoga" at the Nora Railway in Sweden. Also, I'm sure that the Nielson crane tank "Snipey" at Lytham-St-Annes is pre 1900. If you are including British built locos abroad, there is an ancient Bayer-Peacock 2-2-2 at Gavle, Sweden, a Robt. Stephenson 0-4-2 in Norway and another Stephenson at Mulhouse, France.

 

Met No23 in the LT museum at Covent Garden?

 

yes Pontyberem is 1900 although you could argue that is nineteenth century as the first century was presumably year 1 to 100 and thus 19th would be 1801 to 1900 (pedantic hat off)

Margaret you have listed as North Pembrok rly no2

L&Y rly class 27 already listed

 

Lewin no 18 040 st built 1877 worked at Seaham harbour now at Beamish

Colin

 

For the Liverpool & Manchester Rly only parts of the original Novelty survive but were incorporated into a replica. You could say that only parts of Rocket survive, although there are far more of them and they're far more substantial bits.

 

There are those who argue that 1900 was the final year of the 19th century so under those rules Pontyberem is allowable.

 

Twizel of 1891 at the Tanfield
http://www.tanfield-railway.co.uk/locos.php

 

I already did argue that

 

Markham - 109 Gladys 0-4-0ST 1894

Nasmyth Wilson - 454 Brown Bailey No.4 0-4-0ST 1894

 

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned Wigan Coal & Iron "Lindsay".

 

Missed that post I'm afraid.

 

Beyer-Peacock 1827(?), the works shunter.....

 

Preserved Railway Stocklist may be worth a try.
http://prsl.uk/

 

Of course it was.

But nobody would listen to those of us trying to point out that 2000 was the last year of the 20th century and the Millenium was being celebrated a year too soon.

 

Maybe, but it makes discussion about relative numbers easier if you define the decades as e.g. 1820 - 1829; 1830 - 1839 etc., which means finishing in 1899 - the reason I'm interested is to test a hypothesis for a discussion currently underway on the railway, for which I want to be certain of my facts.

Thanks for all the suggestions; do keep them coming. I'm away from home at the mo. but will incorporate the suggestions and update the main list later tonight with any luck.

Tom