About: Savage no. 657

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Savage no. 657 is a Centre Engine named Lydia Grace built by Savage Bros of Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England in 1896 for a Fairground ride. The engine is currently operating a small organ engine attached to the front and can be seen at several steam events in the UK. The engine is transported on a custom adapted former car recovery/breakdown truck.

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rdfs:label	Savage no. 657
rdfs:comment	Savage no. 657 is a Centre Engine named Lydia Grace built by Savage Bros of Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England in 1896 for a Fairground ride. The engine is currently operating a small organ engine attached to the front and can be seen at several steam events in the UK. The engine is transported on a custom adapted former car recovery/breakdown truck.
dcterms:subject	Steam engines by serial number Portable Engines Savage
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abstract	Savage no. 657 is a Centre Engine named Lydia Grace built by Savage Bros of Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England in 1896 for a Fairground ride. The engine is currently operating a small organ engine attached to the front and can be seen at several steam events in the UK. The engine is transported on a custom adapted former car recovery/breakdown truck.

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