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Locomotive No. 902 Highland Chief, an Atlantic type steam locomotive, proudly stands ready for its next journey at a Scottish railway station in the late 19th century. The powerful 4-4-2 locomotive, with its distinctive bell and ornate detailing, was a common sight on the rails during the golden age of steam transportation in Britain. The Highland Chief, named after the historic Scottish title, was part of the North British Railway's (NBR) fleet and was built in 1896 by the famous locomotive manufacturer, Dübs & Co. of Glasgow. This locomotive was one of many that played a crucial role in transporting passengers and goods across Scotland's rugged terrain. The Atlantic type locomotive was designed for long-haul passenger trains and was known for its efficiency and power. With a total weight of over 100 tons and a boiler pressure of 200 psi, the Highland Chief could reach impressive speeds for the time, making it a favorite among railway enthusiasts. The intricate detailing on the locomotive's exterior, including the Scottish thistle emblem and the NBR crest, reflect the pride and craftsmanship that went into building these magnificent machines. The steam engine's large driving wheels and tall funnel add to its imposing presence, making it a true icon of the railway era. This photograph captures a moment in time when steam locomotives ruled the rails and transportation was a marvel of engineering and innovation. The Highland Chief, with its rich history and iconic design, continues to be a source of fascination for railway enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

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