WAGR G Class No.54 (2nd) 'Laverton'

Laverton was a 2-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
Laverton was built in 1896 by James Martin and company as builders number 115 for the Western Australian Government Railways as part of their G class and numbered 160. It was sold in 1903 to J. Timms and company for the construction of the Malcolm to Laverton railway and named Laverton then.
In 1905 it was sold to the Public Works Department of W.A. and later used at the State Saw Mills from 1921 to 1923 when it was returned to the PWD. It returned to WAGR service in 1929 and numbered 54 (the 2nd engine to carry the number). Laverton was withdrawn and scrapped in 1957.
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