Jersey Railway 'General Don' (Narrow-Gauge)

Not to be confused with General Don of the same name and railway!
General Don was a 0-4-2 saddle tank steam locomotive.
== History ==
General Don was built in 1877 by Black, Hawthorn and company for the Jersey Railway and supplied to the St Aubin & La Moye railway until 1884 when the Jersey Railway became narrow gauge. The loco left Jersey Island around 1900.
In 1906 it was refurbished at Avonside Engine Works, being fitted with vacuum brakes and a new cab as above. It had kept the name General Don until then, when the nameplate Clevedon was transferred from the 2-2-2WT Sharp Stewart Clevedon and it was given the number 1, though it was confusingly the third loco to be named Clevedon. Originally painted red, then in the early 20’s light apple green, and from 1936 mid green with black and white lining and chrome yellow lettering. No 1 Clevedon was the least powerful of the railway’s engines. It was scrapped in 1940
Category:Locomotives
Category:Steam locomotives
Category:Tank locomotives
Category:Saddle tank locomotives
Category:0-4-2 locomotives
Category:0-4-2 steam locomotives
Category:0-4-2ST steam locomotives
Category:Scrapped locomotives
Category:Built in 1877
Category:3 foot 6 inch gauge
Category:Narrow-gauge
Category:Narrow-gauge locomotives
Category:Narrow-gauge steam locomotives
Category:United Kingdom
Category:Jersey Island
Category:Jersey Railway
Category:St Aubin & La Moye Railway
Category:Four-coupled locomotives
Category:Black, Hawthorn locomotives
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