"""On 31st May & 1st June 2008, the National Waterfront Museum of Wales in Swansea held a rare steaming of its 1981-built 4' 4"""" gauge replica of Trevithick's 4wG Penydarren locomotive. The original Penydarren locomotive made its first journey on 21 February 1804, hauling ten tons of iron, 70 passengers and five wagons on the nine-mile journey from Penydarren to the Merthyr to Cardiff Canal. Mr. Trevithick keeps an eye on the locomotive's boiler pressure on 1st June 2008."""
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