"Eo" class electric locomotive, NZR no 3, ca 1923.

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"Eo" class electric locomotive, NZR no 3, ca 1923.

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Description

"Eo" 3, an Eo class electric locomotive, probably at Arthur's Pass, photographed ca 1923 by Albert Percy Godber. Dated 1923 as electrification on the line between Arthur's Pass and Otira was completed in August 1923. Original print at Pa1-q-101 (Godber Album Vol 108, p 77), with caption: "No 3. 0-4-4-0". "Eo" class electric locomotives, were constructed at the English Electric Company's Dick Kerr Works, Preston, ca 1921. Intended to haul passenger and freight trains through the Otira Tunn...

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Date created

1923

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23098292

Locations

Arthur's Pass

Related subjects

New Zealand Railways / Electric locomotives / Arthur's Pass

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