Metropolitan railway class G

The Metropolitan Railway Class G locomotives where a group comprising of four locomotives that were constructed by Yorkshire Engine Company in 1915. These were numbered 94 to 97 but also had names and was the last class of Metropolitan railway rolling stock that did.

The G class locomotives had various duties on the Metropolitan Railway before 1937 when they were transferred to the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER), where they were numbered 6154 - 6157 and became the M2 class until 1943 when they were withdrawn, being scrapped in 1948.