Built 08/1927 ~ Std. gauge ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Photo credits:
> top ~ Washington State Archives
~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-0449
> middle ~ Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID =
AR255-114-0-1_L-0466
> bottom ~ Royal BC Museum and Archives ~ Bordertown
Publishing Collection ~ ID = H-06630
Built 1904 ~ Std gauge ~ 35 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class B
The locomotive operated near Lyman Run, Pennsylvania
Built 1904 - 36" gauge - 30 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive was named "Eva Lee"
Built 1906 ~ Std. gauge ~ 65 tons ~ 3 trucks ~ Class C
The railroad, owned by Great Southern Lumber Co., was located near Bogalusa, Louisiana.
Image Credit: St. Louis Lumberman ~ page 27 ~ December 1, 1908
Built 03/1927 - 42" gauge - 35 tons - 2 trucks - Class B
Photo hosted by West Virginia University Libraries
Built 04-1902 ~ 36" gauge ~ 18 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class A
The locomotive operated near Nome, Alaska
Photo credits:
~ Upper : University of Washington Libraries ~ PH Coll 323.49
~ Lower : Alaska State Library ~ ASL-P137-060
Built 1903 - 36" gauge - 15 tons - 2 trucks - Class A
The photographer's "on photo" caption states the Banner station is the world's most northerly railroad station.
Photo hosted by: University of Washington
Built 02/1924 - Std gauge - 80 tons - 3 trucks
Built 07/1907 - Std gauge - 38 tons - 2 trucks
Photo by A. & M. Photo Co., Medford, Oregon
Built 5/1908 - Std gauge - 40 tons- 2 trucks
Built 4/1909 ~ Std gauge ~ 75 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Hilt, California
The photo is held at the Meriam Library, California State University (Chico) ~ with the ID: SC20160
Built 1912 ~ 36" gauge ~ 22 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class A
The locomotive operated near Forneys Creek, North Carolina
The photo is part of the Gerald Ledford
collection.
Built ???? ~ 36" gauge ~ ?? tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class A
The locomotive operated near Forneys Creek, North Carolina
The photo is part of the Gerald Ledford
collection.
As noted below, the company operated 4 Class "A" Climax
locomotives on their 36" gauge railroad near Forneys Creek, North Carolina.
No road number was associated with the picture and none can be discerned on
the locomotive's pictured surface. It is known that it was not their
"steel framed" #4 - s/n x139.
| Road # | s/n |
| 2 | x384 |
| 3 | 1149 |
| 4 | x139 |
| 5 | 1397 |
Built 1916 ~ 36" gauge ~ 35 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class B
The locomotive operated near Forneys Creek, North Carolina
The photo is held at the National Archives with the following IDs: Natonal Archives ID = 55214927 ~ Local ID = 55214927
https://web.archive.org/web/20190522175535/https://catalog.archives.gov/OpaAPI/media/55214927/content/stillpix/111-sc/Box192/111-SC-27729-ac.jpg
Built 1906 ~ Std gauge ~ 23 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class B
The locomotive operated near Rainier, Oregon
The Climax Manufacturing Company erroneously assigned the shop number 648 to two locomotives. This is the second to receive the number. The details of the first may be viewed by clicking the shop number (s/n) on the top line in this cell / box.
Built 1915 ~ 36" gauge ~ 25 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class B 903d
The locomotive operated near
Dawes, West Virginia. The
company was later renamed to Pure Oil Company.
The photo is from the Railroad
Museum of Pennsylvania ~ Benjamin F. G. Kline, Jr. Collection ~ Negative
#K2548.
Built 03-1902 - Std. gauge - 50 tons - 2 trucks - Class B
The photo is from the Museum of the Rockies ~ Ron V. Nixon Collection ~ ID = RVN24817
Built 10-1903 ~ Std. gauge ~ 35 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class B
The railroad was located near Clifton, Oregon. It was operated by Mann & Montgomery. Per the picture's verbiage on the side of the locomotive cab, the locomotive was owned by N.B Bradley & Sons.
Built 1907 - Std gauge - 65 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near the company's Calhoun, Georgia location.
Built 06-1912 ~ Std. gauge ~ 60 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class B
The locomotive operated near Clifton, Oregon.
The photo is part of the Sumpter Valley Railroad Archives, Baker City, Oregon
Built 05/1919 ~ 36" gauge ~ 30 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Baker, Oregon
Photo details:
~ Top : The photo is from the Denver Public Library ~ Western History Collection ~ ID = OP-14238. It was taken by Otto C. Perry at Bates, Oregon on July 27, 1938
~ Bottom: To the right of the company's Climax #105 in the photo is their Heisler #104 - sn1188
Built 05-1906 ~ Std gauge ~ 40 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Oso, Washington
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1439
Built 05-1909 ~ Std gauge ~ 50 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ Class B
The locomotive operated near Oso, Washington