Wellsworth & Suddery Railway

The Wellsworth and Suddery Railway is a railway opened in 1870 and merged with the Sodor and Mainland Railway and The Knapford and Elsbridge Light Railway in 1914.

Engines
Stanley (1): Built in 1870 and arrived on the W&SR the same year, passed to the NWR in 1914, left to rust in 1919, found in 1947, renamed Stanson in 1948, preserved at the VRM in 1975.

Jascarlarl (2): Built in 1870 and arrived on the W&SR the same year, destroyed in 1902.

Darlogler (3): Built in 1870 and arrived on the W&SR the same year, retired in 1903, found in 1905, sold to the K&ELR in 1906, passed to the NWR in 1914, wrecked in 1916, scrapped in 1917.

Emily (4): Built in 1870 and arrived on the W&SR the same year, passed to the NWR in 1914, abandoned in 1918, destroyed in 1940.

Samson (5): Built in 1867, arrived on the S&MR in 1868, retired in 1869, found in 1970, sold to the W&SR in 1871, passed to the NWR in 1914, worn out in 1923, scrapped in 1924.

Trivia

 * Stanley (standard gauge) and Emily used to work on the Wellsworth & Suddery Railway, but they were passed to the NWR in 1914.
 * All engines on the W&SR are deceased except for Stanley.