Groudle Glen Railway 'Sea Lion' (Electric)

Not to be confused with Sea Lion of the same name and railway.
Sea Lion was a 0-4-0 battery electric locomotive.
== History ==
Sea Lion was built in 1921 for the Groudle Glen Railway on the Isle of Man by Wingrove and Rogers limited as builders number 313 to replace the Bagnall tank engine of the same name. It never operated very succesfully and in 1922 suffered an accident where it fell down the Groudle Glen and was scrapped shortly after. Sea Lion (steam) returned to service later.
=== Replica ===
Proposals have been put forward to make a replica of Sea Lion using components from Wingrove and Rogers builders number 5031 which has already been partly canabilsied on the Amberley Museum Railway which operate Polar Bear (steam). The replica would be static but with the possibility of making it operational. So far nothing has come of it. Sea Lion's sibling which was also scrapped and was named Polar Bear has been replicated and operates on the GGR.
Category:Locomotives
Category:Electric locomotives
Category:Battery-electric locomotives
Category:Switcher locomotives
Category:0-4-0 locomotives
Category:Scrapped locomotives
Category:Built in 1921
Category:2 foot gauge
Category:Narrow-gauge
Category:Narrow-gauge locomotives
Category:United Kingdom
Category:Isle of Man
Category:Four-coupled locomotives
Category:Two-axled locomotives
Category:B locomotives
Category:Wingrove & Rogers Locomotives
Category:Groudle Glen Railway Locomotives
Category:Amberley Museum Railway