No. 400
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In 1925, the Canadian Pacific ordered two locomotives from the shops of Henry Greenly, located in Shalford, UK. These locomotives were perfectly scaled-down replicas of the CP's new 4-6-2 Pacific types, and were displayed alongside their full-sized counterparts at the CP's grand unveiling of the type. The first of these two would eventually become the WF&P's No. 400, being purchased by the railroad in March of 1949. Before coming to the WF&P, No. 400 operated at amusement park. It is the railroad's 'flagship' locomotive, although out of service undergoing extensive running gear work.
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