WAGR A Class No.21

No. 21 was a 2-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
No. 21 was built in 1882 by Beyer, Peacock and company as builders number 2123 for the South Australian Railways as their W class and numbered 22 (the second engine to use the number) and used on the main narrow gauge network of the SAR until 1886 when No. 21 was sold to C&E Millar who used it on the construction of the Silverton Tramway, C&E Millar then moved to Western Australia where they built the Great Southern Railway under contract in 1887.
And then purchased by the Western Australian Government Railways (WAGR) in 1889 and classed A and numbered 21 and loaned to Neil McNeil and company for construction of the East Perth to Picton Junction Railway in 1892 and returned to the WAGR the next year. No. 21 was fitted with No. 16's tender in 1955 and continued service until 1958 being the last and oldest A class to be withdrawn from service and scrapped.
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