1079. It was withdrawn 1911. In 1890, the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway built an inspection locomotive called Inspector. It was withdrawn in 1899. United States By 1900, many railroads in the United States had inspection locomotives. A few examples: The only known surviving U.S. example is the Reading Railroad's "Black Diamond", a tiny 2-2-2 with fully enclosed bodywork, at the National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, Missouri. It was used by the President of Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co. and other railroad executives on short business or inspection trips. References External links Locomotives Maintenance of way equipment Steam locomotive types Locomotive body styles