Photo gallery - The Coffee Pot
Pichi Richi Railway's unique Steam Motor Coach No. 1, known as the Coffee Pot
Steam Motor Coach No.1 at Alice Springs in a static display in the late 1960s. The engine unit was built by Kitson & Co, in Leeds, England in 1905, and the coach built by Metropolitan Amalgamated Railway Carriage and Wagon Company of Birmingham for the South Australian Railways and used in the Northern Division which was taken over by the Commonwealth Railways in 1924. Photo courtesy of SLSA Ref B-27768
The Coffee Pot about to break the ribbon to start the "Steam up" weekend23rd April 2005
Coffee Pot in the Quorn Station Yard. 24th April 2005
The Coffee Pot waiting at Summit for another train
The Honorable Tim Fischer AC, patron of PRRPS, inspects the Coffee Pot before the opening ceremony on 23 April 2005
Coffee Pot at the Willows off loading passengers for lunch. 23rd April 2005.
Coffee Pot on the Loco Triangle waiting for a Train Order.25th April 2005
Coffee Pot at Woolshed Flat waiting to return to the Willows to pickup her passengers. 25th April 2005
Coffee Pot at Woolshed Flat taking on water being observered by a Junior PRR member.
Saltia Bridge has Coffee Pot with the members' special returning to Quorn. October 3rd 2005.
Coffee Pot at the Port Augusta Station after arriving from Stirling North after another shuttle run, October 2nd 2005.
SMC1 (Coffee Pot) approaching Devils Peak Control Point on the 1878-built wall, October 1st 2005
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