WAGR W Class No.920 'Pinjarra'

Western Australia Government Railway No. 920 "Pinjarra" is a W class 4-8-2 it was built by Beyer, Peacock and Company in 1951 this locomotive is one of sixty "W-class" 4-8-2 locomotives delivered to the Western Australian Government Railways for light lines service.
Withdrawn from service in 1971 it was Purchased in 1976 by the Pinjarra Steam & Hills Preservation Society (now known as the Hotham Valley Tourist Railway) where it worked hauling passenger trains.
Today it's still at the Hotham Valley Tourist Railway but the locomotive is Currently out of operation pending long-term overhaul. It last HVTR W to work on the public network - to Collie 10 September 2005.
==Trivia==
*W920 is the "Flag-Ship" of the fleet, being the first steam locomotive to be operated by HVR.
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