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The original Catch Me Who Can was an early steam locomotive built in Bridgnorth by Richard Trevithick in 1808.<br>It was Trevithick's fourth locomotive and the world's first locomotive to haul fair paying passengers, at a "Steam circus" in Bloomsbury, London.

It was Trevithick's fourth locomotive and the world's first locomotive to haul fare-paying passengers, at a "Steam circus" in Bloomsbury, London. [[Trevithick 200]] are was formed in 2008 to celebrate the bicentenary by building a replica of this locomotive . Construction is taking place at [[Bridgnorth]]. The Catch Me Who Can [http://www.catchmewhocan.org.uk/news.html news page] has many pictures of progress since 2010. Although still incomplete, the locomotive visited the Dutch national railway museum in Utrecht in late summer 2014 as part of an exhibition to mark the 175th anniversary of railways in Holland. The 2014 photograph shows the locomotive just before departure.