Hotham Valley Railway
Steam locomotives
This is a list of steam locomotives currently in service with Hotham Valley Railway. Note: some items in this list are privately owned; or on long term lend and/or lease arrangements.

Hotham Valley Railway

Section Title: Steam locomotives
Table Section Text: This is a list of steam locomotives currently in service with Hotham Valley Railway. Note: some items in this list are privately owned; or on long term lend and/or lease arrangements.

Number and name	Locomotive	In service	Builder	Notes	Operational	Photograph

W903 Marrinup	WAGR W class 4-8-2	1951	Beyer Peacock	Out of service pending overhaul	No	W903 at Waroona in the early 21st century

W908 Dwellingup	WAGR W class 4-8-2	1951	Beyer Peacock	Stored - used for heavy spares.	No

W920 Pinjarra	WAGR W class 4-8-2	1951	Beyer Peacock	Currently out of operation pending long-term overhaul; W920 is the "Flag-Ship" of the fleet, being the first steam locomotive to be operated by HVR.	No	W920 at Mundijong when Hotham Valley was still conducting mainline tours

W945 Banksiadale	WAGR W class 4-8-2	1952	Beyer Peacock	Now in service, After 8 year overhaul.	Yes	W945 at Pinjarra

W947	WAGR W class 4-8-2	1952	Beyer Peacock	Acquired as surplus from Rail Heritage WA in 2011; delivered November 2013, under long term overhaul	No

Pm706	WAGR Pm class 4-6-2	1950	North British	Leased from the Narrogin Apex Club in 1987; swapped for XA1415, returned to service 1990, Worked last HVTR train on the public network 31 December 2005 stored out of service pending overhaul.	No	Pm706 at Fremantle in 'Wizards Express' livery in the early 2000s

G71 Menzies	Millars ex-WAGR G class 4-6-0	1897	Dübs & Co	Previously G111 – sold into private use in 1897, working first as a railway line construction locomotive in the Eastern Goldfields and then as a timber lines locomotive with Millars from 1898.	No

G123	WAGR G class 4-6-0	1897	Dübs & Co	One time ‘Koombana Queen’. Stored, inoperable pending long term overhaul.	No	G123 when in service at Dwellingup

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Hotham Valley Railway's G71 was built by Dübs & Co in 1897.

final_sentence: Hotham Valley Railway's G71 was built by Dübs & Co in 1897.