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The Flying Scotsman No. 4472, LNER

The Flying Scotsman No. 4472, LNER



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The Flying Scotsman No. 4472, LNER

The Flying Scotsman, 4-6-2 locomotive No. 4472, built for the London and North Eastern Railway in 1923

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The Flying Scotsman, 4472: A Pioneering Symbol of Railway History This photograph showcases the iconic LNER (London and North Eastern Railway) locomotive No. 4472, popularly known as The Flying Scotsman. Built in 1923, this 4-6-2 steam locomotive represented a groundbreaking achievement in railway engineering and design. The Flying Scotsman was named after the famous daily express train service connecting Edinburgh and London, which started in 1862. This locomotive was designed to pull the express trains at high speeds, making it a symbol of progress and innovation in the railway industry. The green livery of the locomotive in this photograph adds to its allure, reflecting the rich history and tradition of railway transport. The intricate details of the engine, from the curved boiler to the meticulously designed chimney, are a testament to the craftsmanship and engineering prowess of its time. The steam train era was a golden age in railway history, and The Flying Scotsman stands out as one of its most iconic symbols. This locomotive set numerous speed records, including becoming the first steam locomotive to reach 100 miles per hour in 1934. As we admire this photograph, we are transported back in time, to an era when the roar of the steam engine and the sight of a powerful locomotive like The Flying Scotsman were synonymous with progress and adventure. This image serves as a reminder of the rich history and heritage of the railway transport system and the role it played in shaping our world.

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