Albion Mines Railway 0-6-0 No. 'Albion'
Stellarton, NS, Canada 		Location: Museum of Industry
Status: Display
Posted: Oct 26, 2023 @ 18:10:29 by Eddie Wearing
[Ref: British Steam Locomotive Builders, JW Lowe 1975, 1989]
Posted: Oct 26, 2023 @ 18:10:18 by Eddie Wearing
The other two were Halifax and Pictou. They were similar to three locos supplied by Timothy Hackworth to the Albion Coal Company in Nova Scotia in 1838.
Posted: Oct 26, 2023 @ 18:10:23 by Eddie Wearing
Rayne and Burn were agents and wagon builders in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, who subcontracted locomotive orders. They supplied 3 x 0-6-0s to the General Mining Association railways in Nova Scotia. One went to the Acadia Coal Company at Stellarton in 1853 and was named Albion.
Posted: Jun 4, 2021 @ 14:06:07 by Brian Garvin
Rayne & Burn did not build locos and in any case closed down in 1848. Best guess is Hackworth about 1849. Data is vague. .