What Made the GWR 3700 ‘City Class’ So Revolutionary? ✨🚂 At the dawn of the 20th century, the Great Western Railway unveiled something truly special — the GWR 3700 ‘City Class’, a fleet of elegant 4-4-0 locomotives that would rewrite railway history. But what made them so revolutionary? 🔥 Cutting-Edge Design: Designed by the legendary George Jackson Churchward, the City Class pushed British steam engineering into a new era, introducing features that were decades ahead of their time. ⚙️ High-Sp

🚂✨ City of Truro – The First 100mph Steam Locomotive? The GWR 3440 City of Truro, built in 1903 at Swindon Works, is one of Britain’s most famous steam locomotives. Legendary for its 1904 record-breaking run, where it is believed to have exceeded 100mph, City of Truro became a pioneer of speed and a symbol of Edwardian railway progress. 🎥 In this video, we uncover the remarkable story of City of Truro – from its express runs on the Great Western Railway to its preservation and place in history

🚂✨ City of Truro – The First 100mph Steam Locomotive? The GWR 3440 City of Truro, built in 1903 at Swindon Works, is one of Britain’s most famous steam locomotives. Legendary for its 1904 record-breaking run, where it is believed to have exceeded 100mph, City of Truro became a pioneer of speed and a symbol of Edwardian railway progress. 🎥 In this video, we uncover the remarkable story of City of Truro – from its express runs on the Great Western Railway to its preservation and place in history

🚂✨ City of Truro – The First 100mph Steam Locomotive? The GWR 3440 City of Truro, built in 1903 at Swindon Works, is one of Britain’s most famous steam locomotives. Legendary for its 1904 record-breaking run, where it is believed to have exceeded 100mph, City of Truro became a pioneer of speed and a symbol of Edwardian railway progress. 🎥 In this video, we uncover the remarkable story of City of Truro – from its express runs on the Great Western Railway to its preservation and place in history