Mt Kembla locomotive no. 42 built by Vale & Lacy builder's no. 7 of March 1871. Originally NSW Railways first no. 42 of E17 class, sold to Caledonian Colliery Co. February1903, sold to Mt Kembla Coal Co. February 1903 [sic] named 'Port Kembla' 1935 to Morrison & Bearby 1938-40 for new boiler and tender tank, chimney altered returned to service November 1945, colliery purchased by AIS transferred to Mt Kiera June - October 1948. Photo taken 19.02.1948 [picture]

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Southern, J. L. N. (Jack L. N.)
Call Number
PIC P861/5182 LOC Box N8 Folder 4
Created/Published
1948
Extent
1 photograph : b&w ; 8.8 x 14 cm.
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Southern, J. L. N. (1948). Mt Kembla locomotive no. 42 built by Vale & Lacy builder's no. 7 of March 1871. Originally NSW Railways first no. 42 of E17 class, sold to Caledonian Colliery Co. February1903, sold to Mt Kembla Coal Co. February 1903 [sic] named 'Port Kembla' 1935 to Morrison & Bearby 1938-40 for new boiler and tender tank, chimney altered returned to service November 1945, colliery purchased by AIS transferred to Mt Kiera June - October 1948. Photo taken 19.02.1948 Retrieved September 6, 2026, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-155314635

MLA citation

Southern, J. L. N. Mt Kembla locomotive no. 42 built by Vale & Lacy builder's no. 7 of March 1871. Originally NSW Railways first no. 42 of E17 class, sold to Caledonian Colliery Co. February1903, sold to Mt Kembla Coal Co. February 1903 [sic] named 'Port Kembla' 1935 to Morrison & Bearby 1938-40 for new boiler and tender tank, chimney altered returned to service November 1945, colliery purchased by AIS transferred to Mt Kiera June - October 1948. Photo taken 19.02.1948 : , 1948. Web. 6 September 2026 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-155314635>

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Southern, J. L. N. 1948, Mt Kembla locomotive no. 42 built by Vale & Lacy builder's no. 7 of March 1871. Originally NSW Railways first no. 42 of E17 class, sold to Caledonian Colliery Co. February1903, sold to Mt Kembla Coal Co. February 1903 [sic] named 'Port Kembla' 1935 to Morrison & Bearby 1938-40 for new boiler and tender tank, chimney altered returned to service November 1945, colliery purchased by AIS transferred to Mt Kiera June - October 1948. Photo taken 19.02.1948 , viewed 6 September 2026 http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-155314635

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