LMS Coronation Class

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The LMS Coronation Class was a fleet of powerful British express passenger steam locomotives built for the London, Midland and Scottish Railway in the 1930s, renowned for their streamlined design and high-speed performance.

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Label Occurrences
LMS Princess Coronation Class 3
LMS Coronation Class canonical 2

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf express passenger locomotive class
steam locomotive class
boilerPressure 250 psi
buildEnd 1944
builder Crewe Works
surface form: LMS Crewe Works
buildStart 1937
category 4-6-2 locomotives
British steam locomotives
express passenger steam locomotives
classLeader 6220 Coronation
configuration tender locomotive
country United Kingdom
cylinderArrangement four-cylinder
cylinderCount 4
designedFor high-speed express services
designer Crewe Works
surface form: LMS Crewe Works drawing office

William Stanier
driverDiameter 6 ft 9 in
finalWithdrawal 1964
fuelType coal
gauge standard gauge
heritageOperation mainline railtours in preservation
introduced 1937
museumDisplay National Railway Museum
surface form: National Railway Museum, York
nickName Coronation Pacifics
Duchess Class
notableFeature de-streamlined later in service for easier maintenance
double chimney on later or rebuilt examples
smokebox top nameplates on some locomotives
streamlined casing on early members of the class
operator British Rail
surface form: British Railways

London, Midland and Scottish Railway
powerType steam
preservedExample Duchess of Hamilton
surface form: 6229 Duchess of Hamilton

6233 Duchess of Sutherland
6235 City of Birmingham
preservedUnits 3
primaryRoute London Euston to Glasgow
primaryService express passenger
railwayCompany London, Midland and Scottish Railway
railwayRegion West Coast Main Line
surface form: LMS West Coast Main Line
recordClaim high-speed runs exceeding 110 mph
relatedClass LMS Coronation Class self-linksurface differs
surface form: LMS Princess Coronation Class

LMS Princess Royal Class
serviceWithdrawalEnd 1964
serviceWithdrawalStart 1962
successorClass BR Standard Class 7 Britannia
totalProduced 38
trackGauge 1435 mm
UICClassification 2′C1′ h4
valveGear Walschaerts
wheelArrangement 4-6-2

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LMS Princess Royal Class successorClass LMS Coronation Class
LMS Princess Royal Class followedBy LMS Coronation Class
William Stanier designed LMS Coronation Class
this entity surface form: LMS Princess Coronation Class
LMS Coronation Class relatedClass LMS Coronation Class self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: LMS Princess Coronation Class
British Railways London Midland Region operatedLocomotiveClass LMS Coronation Class
this entity surface form: LMS Princess Coronation Class