List of preserved steam locomotives in Germany
Running no EDP- No Built Manufacturer Factory no Owner Location Remarks Working
52 8001 52 8001-1 1944 Schichau 4124 BW Oebisfelde Ex 52 671 No
52 8006 52 8006-0 1944 Henschel 27822 Bernd Falz ( private ) EM Hermeskeil Ex 52 2644 Museum locomotive
52 8008 52 8008-6 1944 LOFAG 16953 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 7605 No
52 8009 52 8009-4 1943 Grafenstaden 7872 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 1605 No
52 8012 52 8012-8 1944 O & K 14014 Wutachtalbahn e.V Blumberg Ex 52 4944 Museum locomotive
52 8013 52 8013-6 1943 ME 4827 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 3734 No
52 8015 52 8015-1 1943 Krauss-Maffei 16590 Lehrte Ex 52 3464 No
52 8017 52 8017-7 1944 MBA 14170 Dampflokfreunde Berlin Brandenburg -Kirchmöser Ex 52 3916 Monument
52 8019 52 8019-3 1944 Grafenstaden 7978 Private DDMM Tuttlingen Ex 52 1711 No
52 8020 52 8020-1 1943 Schichau 4028 Private DDMM Tuttlingen Ex 52 627 No
52 8021 52 8021-9 1943 Škoda Pilsen 1510 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 6684 No
52 8023 52 8023-5 1944 Henschel 27884 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 2706 No
52 8028 52 8028 1944 BMAG 13130 Eisenbahnfreunde Hoher Fläming e.V Belzig Ex 52 563 No
52 8029 52 8029-2 1944 MBA 14103 Hei Na Ganzlin Nossen Ex 52 5018 Yes
52 8030 52 8030-0 1944 MBA 14091 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 5012 No
52 8035 52 8035-9 1943 Schichau 4052 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 5761 No
52 8036 52 8036-9 1943 Grafenstaden 7884 Bernd Falz ( private ) BW Falkenberg Ex 52 1617 No
52 8037 52 8037-5 1944 Henschel 27905 WAB BW Falkenberg Ex 52 712 No
52 8038 52 8038-3 1943 Krenau 1289 DEW Rinteln roundhouse Ex 52 5274 Yes
52 8039 52 8039-1 1943 Henschel 27952 Private Schwarzerden Ex 52 2720 No
Locomotives that can be grouped into the classification scheme -- Class 52
The DR Class 52.80 was a series ( 52 8001 - 52 8200 ) of Rekoloks constructed from the Deutsche Reichsbahn ’ s fleet of Class 52s in East Germany . They were converted from the old stock in a similar manner to the Class 50.35 around 1960 and fitted with more powerful boilers .
This list of preserved steam locomotives in Germany makes no claim to being complete. While there are many surviving examples of several locomotive classes, some are in a very poor condition. Thus the list includes partly dismantled or badly corroded locomotives, the technical condition of which cannot really be accurately conveyed in their descriptions. In many cases the names of organisations, societies and museums have been translated in line with Wikipedia practice. However where they have a standard abbreviation in German, this has been retained. For example, the German Railway History Company (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Eisenbahngeschichte) is abbreviated to DGEG, its normal (German) abbreviation. In either case the link leads to the English Wikipedia article where both English and German names are given. In addition the following common German abbreviations are used: