Railway Rolling Stock
| Name | Number | Builder | Type | Date | Works number | Livery | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gibb and Hogg, Airdrie | 0-4-0ST | 1898 | Dark Green | Worked for Fife coal company and later N.C.B. Fife area. Later displayed in Pittencrief Park, Dunfermline. Only surviving locomotive from this builder. On display in exhibition hall. | |||
| 9 | Hudswell Clarke | 0-6-0T | 1909 | 895 | Light Green | Worked for Fife Coal company and later N.C.B. Fife area. Open air display alongside mainline railway. | |
| Springbok | 4112 | North British Locomotive Co. | 4-8-2+2-8-4 Garratt | 1956 | Black | 3ft 6in Gauge South African Railways GMAM Class. Repatriated c.1988. Open air display outside exhibition hall. Owned by Springburn Museum. | |
| Robin | Sentinel | 4wVB | 1957 | 9628 | Blue | Worked at R.B. Tennants, Whifflet Foundry, Coatbridge. Open air display alongside mainline railway. | |
| 5 | Barclay | 0-4-0DH | 1966 | 472 | Red | Open air display alongside mainline railway. |
| Unit | Number | Builder | Type | Date | Livery | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 936103 (311103) | 977844 (76433) | Cravens | BDTCOL | 1967 | Blue | Designated "historically important" by the Railway Heritage Committee. |
| 936103 (311103) | 977845 (62174) | Cravens | MBSO | 1967 | Blue | |
| 936103 (311103) | 977846 (76414) | Cravens | DTSO | 1967 | Blue | Scrapped August 2006 by CF Booth, Rotherham. Bogies sold to VSOE for use under pullman coaches. This vehicle contained the sandite tank. |
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