WAGR D Class No.6 'Leonora'

Leonora was a 0-4-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
Leonora was built in 1884 by the Hunslet Engine company of Leeds, England as builders number 331 for the Western Australian Government Railways who classed it D in 1885 and numbered 6 in 1884 it was locally known as Little Tom. Leonora was used on two Fremantle Jetties for shunting work until the inner part of Fremantle Harbour was completed in May 1897 displacing the need for the Jetties which only Leonora could use and thus rendering it surplus.
It was sold in 1903 to J. Barre Johnston and company on the behalf of the Leonora-Gwalia Tramway (Leonora Tramway) and named Leonora. It was sold in 1908 when the tramway was electrified to Bunning Brothers where it operated at their Tullis, Lyall's, Muja and Argyle saw mills it also had it's saddle tank removed and a tender added. Leonora was used until 1951 and scrapped in 1956.
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