- Wylam Dilly
Infobox Locomotive
name = "Wylam Dilly"
powertype = Steam
builder =William Hedley andTimothy Hackworth
builddate = 1813
gauge= RailGauge|5ft|lk=on
disposition = static display at the Royal Museum in Edinburgh"Wylam Dilly" is one of the two oldest surviving railway
locomotive s in the world;cite web| url=http://www.nms.ac.uk/moveitteachersnotes.aspx| title=Move It Teachers' Notes| publisher=National Museums of Scotland| accessdate=2007-06-26| ] it was built in 1813 byWilliam Hedley andTimothy Hackworth . "Wylam Dilly" was initially designed for and used on theWylam Waggonway (orWagonway ) to transport coal.cite web| url=http://www.heddon.co.uk/history/village/wagon.htm| title=Wylam WagGon Way| publisher=Heddon on the Wall| accessdate=2007-06-26| ] It is currently on display in theRoyal Museum inEdinburgh . A similarsteam locomotive , "Puffing Billy" is in the Science Museum inLondon .In 1822 the locomotive was mounted on a keel and served as the engine for a steam paddlewheeler that ferried strikebreakers on the
River Tyne . [cite web| url=http://www.wcml.org.uk/gmb/wylamdilly.htm| title=Wylam Dilly and the Keelmen| publisher=Working Class Movement Library| accessdate=2006-06-26| ]References
Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.