English: The Class 326 engine 0-6-0, was the most numerous MÁV steam engine in the 19th century. They were used as freight engines on the plains, or passenger engines on mountain lines. By the late 1890's they became obsolete as line locomotives, many of them were taken as switchers on larger stations. They survived two World Wars, and some of them remained active up to the '1970s. Interestingly, despite of their large number built, there is no original Class 326 engine in working state in Hungary. Three of them are plinthed, and some supposed to be stored at different workshops. One is plinthed in front of the Zagreb railway station in Croatia.