Ffestiniog Railway No.1 'Princess'

Princess (originally The Princess) is a steam locomotive built for the Ffestiniog Railway in 1863. One of the line's original locomotives, it continued in use (much rebuilt) until the closure of the railway in 1946, when it hauled the final train.
Princess has not been restored to working order but has been cosmetically restored, allowing it to act as a roving ambassador for the railway at various locations and events. There are currently no plans to rebuild the locomotive.
Princess was named after Princess Alexandra of Denmark (later Queen Alexandra) (1844-1925), who had married Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VII, 1840-1910) in March 1863.
==Gallery==
File:Princess at Dublin Heuston Station.jpg
File:FR Princess Spooners 1 crop.jpg
Category:Ffestiniog Railway
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