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Fire Fly. 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840

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Fire Fly. 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840

2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840. Withdrawn 1870. STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway. © Steam Picture Library

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This stunning photograph captures the majestic beauty and historical significance of the Fire Fly, a 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by the renowned engineer Daniel Gooch and built in 1840 at Swindon Works of the Great Western Railway (GWR). The Fire Fly, which is not to be confused with the Firefly steam locomotive company, was an innovative engineering marvel of its time, featuring a unique broad gauge design of 7 ft 0 in (2,134 mm) between the rails. The Fire Fly was one of the most powerful and efficient locomotives of its era, capable of pulling heavy loads at impressive speeds. Its distinctive design, with large driving wheels and a slender boiler, made it a sight to behold on the railway tracks. The locomotive's name, "Fire Fly," was given due to its ability to produce a bright and powerful flame from its firebox, illuminating the night sky as it traveled through the darkness. The Fire Fly saw active service on the GWR network for three decades, contributing significantly to the expansion and development of the railway system in the mid-19th century. However, with the gradual transition to standard gauge railways, the Fire Fly was eventually withdrawn from service in 1870. Today, this historic locomotive is proudly displayed at the Steam Museum of the Great Western Railway in Swindon, where it serves as a reminder of the ingenuity and engineering prowess of the Victorian era. Visitors to the museum can marvel at the intricate details of the Fire Fly's design, from its massive wheels to its intricately crafted boiler and cylinders. The Fire Fly's legacy continues to inspire and captivate railway enthusiasts and history buffs alike, making it a must-see attraction for anyone interested in the rich history of the railways.


Framed Prints of Fire Fly. 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840

Introducing the latest addition to our Framed Prints collection at Media Storehouse - a stunning image of the iconic "Fire Fly" locomotive from the STEAM Museum of the Great Western Railway. This beautiful 2-2-2 Broad Gauge engine, designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840, is a testament to the rich railway history of the past. Withdrawn from service in 1870, this historic locomotive continues to captivate rail enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Our high-quality framed print brings the essence of this engineering marvel right into your home or office, making it a perfect conversation starter and a great decor piece for any space. Immerse yourself in the world of steam trains and transport yourself back in time with our exquisitely detailed and vividly colored print of the legendary "Fire Fly."


Photo Prints of Fire Fly. 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840

Introducing the captivating Fire Fly photographic print from Media Storehouse's Steam Engine Collection. This exquisite image captures the essence of the 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive, designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840 at Swindon Works. Known as the Fire Fly due to its impressive performance, this historic steam engine was withdrawn from service in 1870. Relive the golden age of railways and transport yourself back in time with this stunning, high-quality photographic print. A perfect addition to any wall in your home or office, this print is not only a beautiful piece of art but also a testament to the rich history of railway engineering.


Poster Prints of Fire Fly. 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840

Discover the enchanting world of steam engineering with our exquisite Media Storehouse Poster Prints featuring the iconic "Fire Fly" locomotive from the STEAM Museum of the Great Western Railway. This beautiful 2-2-2 Broad Gauge engine, designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840, is a true masterpiece of industrial history. Withdrawn from service in 1870, the Fire Fly continues to captivate railway enthusiasts around the world. Our high-quality poster prints bring the intricate details and rich history of this magnificent machine right into your home or office, making for a stunning addition to any space. Experience the romance of the steam age with every glance.


Jigsaw Puzzles of Fire Fly. 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840

Discover the captivating world of steam engineering with our Media Storehouse Jigsaw Puzzle featuring the iconic "Fire Fly" locomotive from the STEAM Museum of the Great Western Railway. This intricately detailed puzzle showcases the 2-2-2 Broad Gauge locomotive designed by Daniel Gooch and built in 1840. Withdrawn from service in 1870, the "Fire Fly" was a pioneer in railway history. Assemble this challenging puzzle to bring this piece of engineering marvel back to life, and immerse yourself in the rich history of the railroad industry. Perfect for railway enthusiasts, history buffs, or anyone who appreciates a good puzzle.

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