The steam locomotive 50 3562-1 was purchased in Staßfurt, towed to Weyhe and restored to commemorate the history of the railroad. Gradually, several carriages were added to house a regional railroad exhibition. Various exhibits, pictures and other information about local and general railroad history are on display there. Exhibitions, readings and slide shows take place on the cultural track. The locomotive stands next to the station on the site of the former railroad depot.
The steam locomotive was built in June 1941 by the company Schichau GmbH in Elbing (West Prussia). It has a weight with tender of 137 tons. It has a capacity of 8 tons of coal and 26 m³ of water. The locomotive is 22.94 m long and 4.50 m high. The procurement costs at the time amounted to 176,000 Reichsmark. The mileage up to 16.06.1983 was 2,782,588 km. A model of this locomotive is on display in the foyer of Weyher Town Hall.
The steam locomotive was built in June 1941 by the company Schichau GmbH in Elbing (West Prussia). It has a weight with tender of 137 tons. It has a capacity of 8 tons of coal and 26 m³ of water. The locomotive is 22.94 m long and 4.50 m high. The procurement costs at the time amounted to 176,000 Reichsmark. The mileage up to 16.06.1983 was 2,782,588 km. A model of this locomotive is on display in the foyer of Weyher Town Hall.
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