The Caledonian Railway 903 class (later LMS Class 2P) was a class of 4-6-0 steam locomotives designed by John F. McIntosh. The most famous of the class was locomotive No. 903, named . These engines were the principal express passenger locomotives on the Caledonian main line, famously hauling the "Corridor" stock trains between Glasgow and London (Carlisle). They were known for their distinctive domeless boilers and elegant lines, making them a favorite among railway enthusiasts and model collectors.
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