| Sandstone Estates Preserved items from Zimbabwe / Rhodesia Railways |
| Small Class F2 'Lawley' 4-4-0 number 6 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Built by: Falcon Engine and Car Works
Works #: 233 of 1895
Beira Railway #: 6
SAR #: 106
To Sandstone: 2001
The number on the locomotive, as seen on
the photographs, has been changed
following further research.
Works #: 233 of 1895
Beira Railway #: 6
SAR #: 106
To Sandstone: 2001
The number on the locomotive, as seen on
the photographs, has been changed
following further research.
| This website is copyright. This includes all photographs, text, line drawings and artwork. Email any queries |
| The Beira Railways Lawley # 6 at Sandstone. September 2005 Photos. Geoff Cooke |
| Class DE2 number 1207 |
| Drawn by & copyright: Sue Lawrence |
Built by: English Electric
Works #: 2238 of 1955
Sold to Sandstone: 1998
Works #: 2238 of 1955
Sold to Sandstone: 1998
| DE2 # 1207 stored at Ficksburg. September 2005 Photo. Geoff Cooke |
| DE2 # 1207 at Kammandonek, en route to Reefsteamers at Germiston. November 2007 Photos. Michael Thiel |
DE2 # 1207 was sold by tender to the
Sandstone Trust. It was stored at
Ficksburg until November 2007, when it
transferred to Reefsteamers in
Germinston. Reefsteamers plan to restore
#1207 for service on their charter trains.
Sandstone Trust. It was stored at
Ficksburg until November 2007, when it
transferred to Reefsteamers in
Germinston. Reefsteamers plan to restore
#1207 for service on their charter trains.
| Page updated on: 14 January 2008 |
On the 4th December 2007, one of
Sandstone Estates' heavy haulage
low-bed rigs arrived at the James Hall
Museum of Transport located in the heart
of Johannesburg's south. The reason for
this, to collect a very famous locomotive,
one of the ex-Beira Railways Lawley
locomotive which was donated to the
museum by The Dryden Engineering Co
(PTY) Ltd who purchased the locomotive
(along with Sandstone's Lawley, Falcon
233) from the Zebedeila Estates where the
engines ended their working lives. It has
been suggested that the James Hall
Lawley ended its working life as Zebedeila
No. 4 with Sandstone's Lawley being No.
5. After the rebuild at Bloemfontein, the
engine will be reunited with her sister
engine at Sandstone Estates.
For more information, click here for the
Sandstone heritage Trust website.
Sandstone Estates' heavy haulage
low-bed rigs arrived at the James Hall
Museum of Transport located in the heart
of Johannesburg's south. The reason for
this, to collect a very famous locomotive,
one of the ex-Beira Railways Lawley
locomotive which was donated to the
museum by The Dryden Engineering Co
(PTY) Ltd who purchased the locomotive
(along with Sandstone's Lawley, Falcon
233) from the Zebedeila Estates where the
engines ended their working lives. It has
been suggested that the James Hall
Lawley ended its working life as Zebedeila
No. 4 with Sandstone's Lawley being No.
5. After the rebuild at Bloemfontein, the
engine will be reunited with her sister
engine at Sandstone Estates.
For more information, click here for the
Sandstone heritage Trust website.
| Small Class F2 'Lawley' 4-4-0. Falcon 233 |
| DE2 # 1207 stored at the Germinston Depot of Reefsteamers Early 2008 Photo. Andrew Johnson |