Locomotive Society Otago branch in 1971, and in 1974 was placed on display in a specially erected shelter at the Otago Settlers Museum. It has remained on display there until 2011 when a new shelter was built for its display closer to the station building. There are no plans for restoration to working order for this locomotive. North British JAs JA 1275 "Julie Anne" was preserved by Les Hostick in 1967 and stored at the Te Awamutu Railway Museum at Te Awamutu, 1972. It sat on static display under a rudimentary shelter until 1994 when it was leased to Ian Welch and transferred to the Mainline Steam Heritage Trust's Parnell depot for restoration to mainline running condition. Work began in 2001, and in 2004 JA 1275 returned to the mainline. References Citations Bibliography External links NZR Steam locomotives – JA class Railway Enthusiasts Society Owners and Operators of JA 1271 Plains Railway – home of JA 1260 Mainline Steam – JA 1275, JA 1240 and JA 1267 Ja class 4-8-2 locomotives NBL locomotives 3 ft 6 in gauge locomotives of New Zealand Railway locomotives introduced in 1947