Isle of Man Railway 2-4-0T No. 3 'Pender'
Manchester, Lancashire, UK 		Location: Science & Industry Museum
Status: Display (Sectioned)
Posted: Jul 11, 2013 @ 12:07:20 by Steve Frost
The current primary photo shows the sectioned side of this little loco. To see the other side, look in the album. A bit like Joni Mitchell's 'Both Sides Now'.

This is one of the earliest Isle of Man Railway tank engines by Beyer Peacock. The Isle of Man Railway used various variants of this 2-4-0T design exclusively. They also gained one more from the Manx Northern when the two companies amalgamated in 1904.

The amalgamation brought the only 0-6-0T on the island, Manx Northern No4 'Caledonia' into Isle of Man Railway stock. It is also the only non-Beyer Peacock loco that the Isle of Man Railway posessed, being built by Dubs and Co. You can see this loco on the site, too.

Posted: Feb 20, 2008 @ 14:02:51 by V Haworth
IOM Rly No.3 Pender, on display (sectioned) at the Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester, 19th February 2008.