60010 Dominion of Canada, LNER A4 Class
A preserved LNER A4 Class streamlined 4-6-2 Pacific, built at Doncaster Works in 1937 as LNER No. 4489 Woodcock, renamed Dominion of Canada in 1937. Withdrawn from British Railways service in 1965 and presented to the Canadian Railway Museum (Exporail) at Saint-Constant, Quebec.
60010 Dominion of Canada is one of two A4s in North American museums, alongside 60008 Dwight D. Eisenhower in Wisconsin. In October 2012 both were repatriated to Britain for the Great Gathering at the National Railway Museum, reuniting all six surviving A4 Pacifics for the only time since their dispersal. She returned to Canada following the event. Not currently in the United Kingdom.
Currently at Exporail, Saint-Constant, Quebec, Canada. Not on display in the UK. Operating status: Static display. Current livery: LNER Garter blue.
Location verified — Exporail, Saint-Constant, Quebec, Canada. Not currently in the UK.
Notable history
Repatriated from the Canadian Railway Museum, Montreal, in October 2012 alongside Eisenhower.
Additional notes
Location verified Apr 2026, Exporail, Saint-Constant, Quebec, Canada. Not currently in the UK.

