The South Australian Railways T class is a class of seventy-eight 1067 mm narrow-gauge 4-8-0 steam locomotives operated by the South Australian Railways. Several were sold to the Tasmanian Government
T251 at Jamestown in 1967
In 1969, the year before narrow-gauge traffic ended in the Mid North, T class locomotive no. 185 was hauling grain vehicles on the Wilmington railway line
The T class's three main configurations over time
The Steamtown Peterborough Railway Preservation Society Inc. was a not-for-profit incorporated society that operated a heritage steam railway from Peterborough, South Australia, north along a section
When the technical expertise needed for steam operation was readily available in Peterborough among current and former railway employees, the society ran many excursions. In May 1984, locomotive Pmr720 hauled glistening ex-Commonwealth Railways cars across the floodway bridge 2 km south of Black Rock
Former Commonwealth Railways NC class diesel-hydraulic locomotive NC1 on a society work train
The depot built by the society at Peterborough West; trackwork was recovered from abandoned sidings
In the society's heyday, excursions ran through Walloway (pictured in 2006) to Eurelia.