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Leopold | The First Steam Train of Sri Lanka (1864)

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In January 1864, Sri Lanka received its first steam locomotive, marking the birth of railway transport on the island.
Named Leopold, this historic engine began service on the Main Line railway between Colombo and Ambepussa in March 1864.

On 7 December 1864, Leopold hauled the ceremonial First Train of Sri Lanka’s railway history. The guest of honour was Leopold, Duke of Brabant, later King Leopold II of Belgium, who boarded the train at Veyangoda.

For nearly forty years, Leopold served the Main Line from Colombo to Kandy, playing a key role in transport and economic expansion. Withdrawn and scrapped in 1901, it was replaced by a similar locomotive built by the Ceylon Government Railway, continuing the legacy as locomotive number one.

This short documentary explores the origins of Sri Lanka’s railway heritage through the story of Leopold — the engine that set a nation in motion.

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