Pentewan Railway 'Pioneer'

Pentewan Railway 'Pioneer' was a 2-6-2 saddle tank locomotive.
== History ==
Pioneer was built in 1903 by the Yorkshire Engine Company as works number 757 originally for the Chattenden and Upnor Railway where Pioneer operated until 1905 when it was transferred to the Woolmer Instructional Military Railway where Pioneer continued to operate until 1912 when it was sold to the Pentewan Railway in Cornwall arriving at St Austell on the 6th of May in 1912. The Pentewan Railway closed in 1918 it is unknown what Pioneer's real fate is however it was likely scrapped shortly after the closer. Photograph viewed of an engine named "Pioneer" in use at RNAS Pulham possibly operated by the Air Construction Corps Royal Navy before 1918
Category:Locomotives
Category:Steam locomotives
Category:Tank locomotives
Category:Saddle tank locomotives
Category:2-6-2 locomotives
Category:2-6-2 steam locomotives
Category:2-6-2ST steam locomotives
Category:Scrapped locomotives
Category:Built in 1903
Category:2 foot 6 inch gauge
Category:Narrow-gauge
Category:Narrow-gauge locomotives
Category:Narrow-gauge steam locomotives
Category:United Kingdom
Category:Six-coupled locomotives
Category:Yorkshire Engine locomotives
Category:Wartime locomotives
Category:Chattenden and Upnor Railway
Category:Woolmer Instructional Military Railway
Category:Pentewan Railway locomotives