File:EM Delhi Railway Museum.jpg
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Broad gauge steam locomotive EM 922 (NWR) was built by the North British Loco Company, Atlas Works, Glasgow, Scotland, in 1907. It was used to haul passenger trains on the Great Indian Peninsula Railway and the North Western Railway (British India). In 1922, it was fitted with a superheater, and in 1941 it was re-built by the Mughalpura Workshops from an E 1 type 4-4-0 to an EM type 4-4-2. The information in this description is taken from Om Prakash Tyagi (2 April 2009). "rail trail: Know Your Exhibits: EM-922 (NWR)". The Indian Express. Indian Express Limited. Retrieved on 17 June 2013. |
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