LSWR L11 Class

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BR No. 30166 pictured on shed.
BR No. 30166 pictured on shed.
No. 154 stored at Eastleigh in 1950. This engine was experimentally converted to oil-firing after the war, hence the oil tank in the tender.
No. 154 stored at Eastleigh in 1950. This engine was experimentally converted to oil-firing after the war, hence the oil tank in the tender.

The London and South Western Railway L11 Class was a class of 4-4-0 steam locomotives designed for mixed traffic work. They were introduced in 1903.

None has survived to be preserved.

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