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Lambert
Hoisting Engine Company builder) - Newark, New Jersey - 1907 Image and data courtesy of John Taubeneck |
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Marshutz and Cantrell - (National Iron Works) - (builder) - San Francisco, California - built September 15, 1892 - a geared gypsy locomotive Bear Harbor Lumber Co. #1 ( Bear Harbor and Eel River Railroad) - (owner) - of northern California. |
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Michigan Iron Works - (builder) - Cadillac,
Michigan - built 6 locomotives between 1882-83 designed by
James Henderson. These are locomotives are more commonly
referred to as the Henderson "Shay"
Henderson's locomotive bore little or no resemblance to Lima's Shay for which his
locomotive was "nicknamed". It is thought the name was loosely
applied by those who knew of his licensing agreement with Ephraim Shay.
The specific design details used by Henderson that required the agreement are unknown.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Top photo: Cummer Lumber Co.
#1 - (owner) - taken
08/12/1882
Middle photo: Cummer Lumber Co.
#1 - (owner) - builder's photo of the locomotive in top
photo. Photo credit: Burton Historical Collection @ University of Michigan |
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Builder: Miners' Foundry and Machine Co. - San Francisco, California Owner :Gualala Mill Co. #1 - Gualala, California built 1878 - gauge 5' 8½" Photo credit: Tony Phillips via Mendocino Coast Model Railroad and Historical Society |
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Mt. Washington
Cog Railway (builder & owner) - Mt. Washington, New Hampshire The company currently has 7 steam powered "cog" geared locomotives in operation. These very unique steam locomotives in conjunction with special track-work were very specifically designed to transport passengers to the summit of Mt. Washington on a railroad with grades as steep as 37.4%. More... Source:
Paul Forbes of The Mount Washington Cog Railway site -
photos from same. |
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Builder: Miller & Shaw
- Cambridgeport,
Massachusetts - 1891 ~ (The previous appears on the locomotive's smoke box
access door) Additional research reveals the company was the manufacturer of "portable steam hoisting engines" at Sixth and Broadway Streets in Cambridgeport. See article >HERE<.
Owner : Moulton & O'Mahoney |
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Munday, J.S. Hoisting Engine Company (builder) - Newark, New Jersey | ||
Builder: Nanaimo
Foundry & Machine Works ~ Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada Owner : Nanaimo Saw & Planing Mill ~ Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. The mill and locomotive were owned by Andrew Haslam The advertisement appeared in a 1906 edition of the "Henderson's Nanaimo City Directory". It is from the Chris Sundstrom Collection. |
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New
Century Machine Works (builder) - of Boynton, Pennsylvania Piney Run RR #1 (Maust
Lumber Co. - owner) - Boynton, Pennsylvania |
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