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Henry is a green mixed-traffic tender engine who lives and works on the Island of Sodor, and is the North Western Railway's number 3 engine. Henry's exact origins are unknown. The story goes that...

This is a gallery subpage for The Sad Story of Henry. This subpage contains all images relating to said article. If there is an image that belongs on this article, please insert it on this page. The original source of the rhyme at the beginning from a vintage 1902 children's book called "Nonsense Nonsense!"

Aug 20, 2020 · Here's a sprite pack of Henry the Green Engine, as he appeared in the Railway Series books. Includes separate lamps and changeable faces (one set is for his new shape, and the one below that set is for his old shape).

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The Sad Story of Henry is the third story from the book The Three Railway Engines. Pulling the train during rain one day, Henry is worried that the rain will spoil his paint, so he stops in a tunnel and refuses to move. His crew and the passengers attempt to reason with him until the Fat...

Jun 26, 2022 · Super impressive, getting a spooked Henry next to a signal, with trees all around! 👍.

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Henry and the Elephant is the first story from the book Troublesome Engines.

Henry is a green mixed-traffic engine. Unfortunately, Henry's history prior to his purchase by the North Western Railway is foggy. Henry is purported to have been built from plans stolen in 1919 from Sir Nigel Gresley by a spy working for a rival locomotive builder.