See LMS locomotive numbering and classification for an explanation of the numbers allocated to inherited locomotives and the power classification system used below.

The Archive is owned by the LMS Society and holds a wide selection of photographs, documents and plans of the London Midland & Scottish Railway and its constituent companies.

Ivatt, now CME with the sudden death of Fairburn, produced three light-to-medium power designs of steam locomotive, and just before nationalisation, the LMS produced the first mainline diesel …

Subdivided into 5 ‘Coronations’, 10 ‘Duchesses’ and 22 ‘Cities’. Another one under construction. An ex- Wirral Railway L&YR-built locomotive.

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All the original drawings reproduced in these volumes are from the archive of the Midland Railway Chief Mechanical Engineers Drawing Office, Derby (or London Midland and Scottish Railway Chief …

This date is significant because nationalisation of the Big Four occurred the next day, 1 January 1948. Thus this is the list of locomotives as inherited by British Railways. At this time there were …

Consists of locomotives and rolling stock owned or built by the London Midland and Scottish Railway in the UK or Great Britain.

The numbers in table 2 represent the total number built by both the LMS and British Railways after Nationalisation. Where more information is given on a class, the totals in these sections indicate the …

Mar 23, 2004 · If there was an RCTS "Locomotives of the LMS" we might have been informed why the two locomotives reboilered came from the final batch constructed at Crewe and not from from one of …