This locomotive was built by Andrew Barclay in 1954 and spent its working life at the Central Electricity Generating (CEGB) power station at Ferrybridge in Yorkshire.
It was taken out of service around 1970 when diesel power was introduced.
The locomotive then spent 35 years in store at Tinsley in Sheffield.
The locomotive was loaned to the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway in October 2005 who had agreed to restore it.
2360 passed its boiler certificate test in 2009 and entered traffic on the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway early in the following year. Following the expiry of the ten year boiler certificate the locomotive was withdrawn from service and is now awaiting an overhaul.
Preserved British Steam Locomotives 