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The Newport Railway Museum: Victorian Railway History
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- čas přidán 21. 04. 2023
- Welcome to the Newport Railway Museum!
Seeing the preserved locomotives and Victorian railway items is always a treat and a special sight to see, seeing all these locomotives is really something special, the museum is also home to H Class “Heavy Harry” the largest locomotive in the southern hemisphere!
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Hi. It was great to see Newport Workshops. 64 and still love trains. A nicely presented video. I enjoyed the walk with you. Hello to all the old gunzsels out there. Fond memories of many BBQ evenings and steamrail trips! Greetings from Dimboola, in Victoria, Australia. 😊
Cheers!!!
Seriously a really Great Video , keep them Coming.
Thank you! Will definitely keep it up!
Great shots of the engines!
Thanks heaps!
I love E 236 , I just like her overall victorian appearance.
Nice !
Fun fact the last Australian standard Garrett was at the railway museum for a while after fyansford replaced the railway with a convar belt and now G33 is at the Bellarine railway being fully restored
I’m keeping up to date with the restoration over there!
Being a fully enclosed cab it was a great place to shelter during one very wet visit to the museum. I understand that it would have got very hot it it was working hard for an extended time. But in cool wet Tasmania it wasn't such a bad place to be. If I recall correctly a crew was suffocated inside one of these cabs in a tunnel in Western Australia.The engine stalled on an upgrade and the tunnel was small. The crew couldn't escape over the tender as they could in a tender engine.
@@smitajky wow what a story
Cool video. Well done
Thank you!!!
What a great production and editing that you have done their well presented really like how you're gone about doing this well done mate
Cheers mate!! Appreciate it a lot!
The H220 is certainly a big engine at 260 ton, but the 6000 class of NSW railways is 5 tons heavier. Being a 4-8-2 plus 2-8-4 garret the jury is still out on which would pull more. The 6000 class still run on heritage outings which is just shameful to us as H220 just languishes away.🇦🇺
I’ve been itching to see the garrett!! And we can dream heavy Harry will return one day
Great video mate. I have been wanting to visit the Newport Railway Museum for a long time now but just have not had the opportunity to do so. There are some great bits of railway history there.
Cheers! You’ll have to soon!
Shame the S class never got into preservation. Feel like that's a missing loco that any museum or heritage group would love to have to display/run.
Also fun fact about the Heavy Harry name living on. I've heard it used to refer to a specific Q relay still in use on the network for points circuits. Heavier than other standard Q relays I've handled.
It is a shame! And cheers for that !
I would like to see the A2 and H220 taken out and restored to working order
Seeing Heavy Harry on the move would be something else!
Hi Great video but I must know where you got your VR Beanie.
Willjamesrailways!
Looks nice place visit. I've subscribed your channel
Definitely! Welcome to the channel!
It’s honestly terrible for Y108 and its lack of boiler cladding and overall parts like handrails.
At least it’s here!
Isn’t that just a new build? 8:08
It will be a brand new build !
B eighty three often seen pulling the Lysaght steel train from Hastings
Didn’t know that!
Grouse!
Cheers !!