GWR 6100 Class
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The GWR 6100 Class is a class of prairie tank locomotives, designed by Charles Collett, and of the 2-6-2T arrangement.
They were introduced in 1931 and were a development of the earlier 5101 Class with increased boiler pressure for commuter services in the London area.
One, 6106, has survived into preservation, and is at Didcot Railway Centre.
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