WAGR G Class No.53

No.53 is a 2-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
No.53 was built in 1895 by James Martin and company as builders number 117 for the Western Australian Government Railways as part of their G class and numbered 53. It was sold to the Commonwealth Railways (Northern Territory) in 1942 and classed Nfc and carried the same number until 1943 when it was renumbered 69.
It was sold in 1946 to W.A. State Saw Mills and numbered 7 and operated at their mills in Pemberton until it was sold again in 1961 to Hawker Siddeley Building Supplies where it was also used at Pemberton. It was last steamed in 1970 and is currently on display (plinthed) at Pemberton.
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