1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949. The locomotive certification was extended several weeks to allow 1250 to participate in a couple of events including the Festival of Steam today at Gle... (more)

1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949 and was among the last steam engines built for New Zealand rails. On this day 1250 was making probably the last scheduled runs after serving the Glenbro... (more)

1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949 and was among the last steam engines built for New Zealand rails. On this day 1250 was making probably the last scheduled runs after serving the Glenbro... (more)

1250 was built at Hillside, Dunedin in 1949 and was among the last steam engines built for New Zealand rails. On this day 1250 was making probably the last scheduled runs after serving the Glenbro... (more)

Double headed steam special to Hamilton leaves Victoria Avenue on 2% grade with Steam Incorporated's Ja 1271 and Ja 1250 operated by Glenbrook Vintage Railway. Both coal burners were built by Hill... (more)

Ja 1250 heads a Railway Enthusiasts Society excursion to Helensville, seen near Papatoetoe in Auckland's southern suburbs. The locomotive was built at Hillside, Dunedin in the 1950s and was among... (more)

Ja 1250 on a regular train from Glenbrook descends the 2% grade into Victoria Avenue, the terminus of the Glenbrook Vintage Railway in Waiuku. Locomotives can only be turned at the nearby steel mi... (more)

Ja 1250 runs a Military Day special train for photographers, seen between Fernleigh and Pukeoware depot.

For several years Railway Enthusiasts' Society ran trips from Newmarket via Glen Innes to Otahuhu and back, usually hauled by Glenbrook Vintage Railway's Ja 1250. The Broadway Limited is seen ste... (more)

Ja 1250 on a regular GVR train from Victoria Avenue passes the wayside shelter at Morley Road on the grade up to Glenbrook.

Ja 1250 with Military Day special steams up the 2% grade past Morley Road towards Glenbrook.

Ja 1250 and Ja 1240 tackle the 2% grade between Victoria Avenue and Fernleigh on the Glenbrook Vintage Railway. Ja 1240 was being run in at the GVR after restoration before joining the Mainline St... (more)

Ja 1250 leads Ja 1240 (being run in after restoration) into Glenbrook station. Ja 1240 is part of the Mainline Steam fleet and will be used in the South Island.

Steam Incorporated's Ja 1271 joined with Glenbrook Vintage Railway's Ja 1250 to run an excursion from Waiuku to Hamilton. The train is seen leaving Victoria Avenue on a 2% grade.

An 2011 Easter joint venture special between the Railway Enthusiasts Society's Glenbrook Vintage Railway and Steam Incorprated with a Historic moment with a number of "firsts": First doubleheader ... (more)