Beijing Railway 
Museum 2003
In March, 2003, there were about a dozen
steam locomotives and two diesels plus some passenger cars in
the exhibit hall of the new Beijing Railway Museum. The building
is big, roomy, well lighted and enough room to get back for photos.
They were also building another hall which, when completed, would
hold 60 locomotives in conjunction with the current hall. Here
are some photos of engines on display in the hall. Click on small
photo to see a larger image.
Locomotive
0 was built in Britain in 1882 and is one of the two oldest engines
on China railways. It was used on the Tangshan-Xugezhuang Railway.
Class
HP 2-10-2 #0001 built at Dalian Locomotive Works in 1956.
JS
#5001
JF
class #1191
Diesel
switcher #0008
Class
KD7 #534 built by Baldwin, part of 160 engines given by the US
to China at the end of WWII.
A
pair of Pacifics
Class
PL5 #146