What is WAGR D class (1884)?
{{no sources|date=October 2023}} [[File:D6, builder's photograph, 1884.jpg|thumb|Builder's photo of No. 6.]] The '''WAGR D class''' was a single-member class [[Steam locomotive|steam]] [[locomotive]] numbered 6 and operated by the [[Western Australian Government Railways]] (WAGR). The D class was built by the [[Hunslet Engine Company|Hunslet Engine Coy]] of [[Leeds]], [[England]] in 1884. It was built to shunt on [[Fremantle Long Jetty]], where it operated until 1897 when upon completion of the [[Fremantle Harbour|inner harbour]] at [[Fremantle]] the Long Jetty stopped being utilised. In 1903 it was sold to the [[Leonora, Western Australia|Leonora]] [[Leonora Tramway|tramway]] and operated there until the [[Tramway track|tramway]] became electrified in 1908. No. 6 was sold to [[Bunnings Warehouse|Bunning Bros.]] for use in the [[timber]] [[industry]], it was scrapped in 1956. During its service with Bunning Bros., the [[saddle tank locomotive|saddle tank]] was removed and a tender added, this tender is allegedly displayed in [[Boddington, Western Australia|Boddington]]. [[File:Leonora, W.A. - Original steam tramway (Sunday Times, Perth, 20 Sept 1925, p1).jpg|thumb|No. 6 operating on the Leonora tramway around 1904/05.]] [[Category:Western Australian Government Railways locomotives]] {{Transport-stub}} {{Technology-stub}}