WAGR A Class No.4 'Nora'

Nora was a 2-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
Nora was built in 1882 as builders number 2244 of Beyer, Peacock and company as part of the Western Australian Government Railways A class and numbered 4. Nora operated on the WAGR's Eastern Railway until 1892 to Neil McNeil and company for use on the construction of the WAGR line from East Perth to Pinjarra which opened in 1893 and Nora was given back to the WAGR. It was withdrawn from service in 1920 and sold to Buckingham Brothers for use on their Buckingham Siding railway.
It was sold/taken over at some point by Whittaker Brothers and used at Lyall's Mill until 1945 when it was sold/taken over by Bunning Brothers who scrapped Nora's boiler in 1955 and replaced it with Dandalup's boiler and a rebuilt cab in late 1950 and used at Donnelly River and out of use at Yornup by 1953 and then transferred under it's own power to Manjimup and slowly scrapped until 1967 when Nora's frames were scrapped.
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