Class 47 Locomotives in Scotland
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Class 47 locomotives were introduced to British Rail from 1962 onwards and eventually reached over 500 in total. In Scotland, they were allocated to Haymarket depot, Edinburgh, and later to Inverness and Eastfield depot, north of Glasgow. They became known as a jack-of-all-trade-type locomotive and could be seen hauling anything from small freight trains to the more prestigious passenger workings....
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Class 47 locomotives were introduced to British Rail from 1962 onwards and eventually reached over 500 in total. In Scotland, they were allocated to Haymarket depot, Edinburgh, and later to Inverness and Eastfield depot, north of Glasgow. They became known as a jack-of-all-trade-type locomotive and could be seen hauling anything from small freight trains to the more prestigious passenger workings....
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