Built in 03-1906 ~ Std gauge ~ 52 tons ~ 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated near the company's Hazel, Washington location.
Built 04/1923 - Std gauge - 65 tons - 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive
operated near Port Haney, British Columbia,
Canada
The photo is hosted by the
Maple Ridge Museum of Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
Built 6/1907 - Std gauge - 37 tons - 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated near Cascade, Washington
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe
Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1576
Built 06/1900 - 36" gauge - 37 ton 130d
The locomotive operated near Tuolumne, California
The photo is part of the University of Connecticut - Archives & Special Collections - J. W. Swanberg Papers. It was created on January 26, 1964
Built 1923 - Std gauge - 55 tons - 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated near St. Stephens, South Carolina
Built 1920 - 36" gauge - 47 tons 130d
Note the outside frame trucks Heisler designed for narrow gauge operation.
The photo is from the Preston George collection at the Oklahoma Historical Society ~ ID = ark:/67531/metadc2298111. It was taken December 30, 1946
Built, 9/1913 - Std. gauge - 52 tons 130d
The locomotive operated on the company's Craig Mountain Railroad near Winchester, Idaho.
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1178
Built 12/1922 - 45¼" gauge - 14"x12" cylinders - 33" drivers - 40 tons - 2 trucks 130d
The company originally ran the locomotive with the #5 road number and later renumbered it 25 and in 1925, regauged it to standard (shown). 18d
The locomotive operated near Korbel, California
Built 1916 - Std. gauge - 53 tons - 2 trucks 130d
The locomotive operated on the company's Escambia Railway near Century, Florida
The photo is part of the Roy Keeley Collection via Tony Howe of the Mississippi Rails site.
Building the Heisler book.
