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L&YR 111 class

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The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Class 111 was a class of 0-4-4T locomotives designed by Kitson and Company for William Barton Wright, who needed a short-distance passenger tank locomotive. Kitson delivered the first twelve between April 1877 and July 1878, and later batches came from other builders: ten from Dubs and Company from September 1878, ten from Neilson and Company from August 1879, and a final batch of 40 from Sharp, Stewart and Company between October 1885 and August 1886, with a working weight of 52 long tons 4 cwt. Early engines worked pilot duties at Manchester Victoria and expresses to Leeds and Hellifield before local services.

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1877 1
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The final batch of 40 from Sharp, Stewart & Co. arrived between October 1885 and August 1886

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The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (LY&R) Class 111 0-4-4T were designed by Kitson and Company
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  • Design and construction, first delivery
    Kitson delivered the first 12 locomotives between April 1877 and July 1878
  • Design and construction
    The final batch of 40 from Sharp, Stewart & Co. arrived between October 1885 and August 1886
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    The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (LY&R) Class 111 0-4-4T were designed by Kitson and Company
  • Exemplifies: Rail Transport, Design and construction, railway
    The final batch of 40 from Sharp, Stewart & Co. arrived between October 1885 and August 1886
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