So where are the remaining Lambton locomotives?
| No 5 | 0-6-2T Built by Robert Stephenson's of Darlington in
1909 works No 3377. For the Lambton Collieries. Now on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway , awaiting mechanical overhaul. |
| No 14 | 0-4-0ST Built by Hawthorn Leslie of Newcastle in 1914
Works No 3056. For the Lambton and Hetton Collieries. Now on the Tanfield Railway. |
| No 29 | 0-6-2T Built by Kitsons of Leeds in 1904 Works No 4263. For the Lambton Collieries. Now on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Working |
| No 52 | 0-6-2T Built Neilson of Glasgow in 1899 Works No 5408. For the Taff Vale Railway Loco No 85 Later G W R No 426. Withdrawn from service in 1927. Bought by the Lambton & Hetton Joicey Collieries in 1929. Now on the Keithley & Worth Valley Railway. Working as T V R No 85. |
| No 60 | 0-6-0ST Built by Hunslet of Leeds 1948 Works No 3686. For the National Coal Board ( Durham Area ). Now on the Strathspey Railway. |
| No 67 | 0-6-2T Built by Taff Vale Railway at Cardiff West Yard
Works No 306. T V R Loco No 85, later G W R No 450. Withdrawn from service in 1926. Bought by Longmoor military Railway renumbered No 205 later No 70205. Purchased by National Coal Board ( Durham Area ) in 1948. Normally worked at South Hetton as Loco No 67. Now on the Dean Forest Railway. |