WAGR G Class No.52 'Wickepin'

Wickepin was a 2-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
Wickepin was built in 1895 by James Martin and company as builders number 116 for the Western Australian Government Railways as part of their G class and numbered 52. Wickepin was loaned to Barry and Mclaughlin to construct the Bunbury breakwater in 1906 and sold to them in 1907. Wickepin was then purchased in 1910 by Smith and Timms and sold to Atkins and Finlayson and then sold again to Vincent Brothers (later Mclean Brothers and Rigg). 
And then purchased again by the Government Stores Department in 1913 and assigned to public works department's construction branch and named Wickepin. It was hired to the Perth Firewood Supply company limited in 1921 and the hired to Bunning Brothers and the returned to the PWD the following year (1922). Wickepin was then re-acquired by the WAGR upon the take over of the PWD in 1931 and regained it's old number 52. Wickepin was then withdrawn from service and stored in 1937. Wickepin was returned to service in 1942 and withdrawn again in 1955 and scrapped.
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