Built 11-1909 ~ Std gauge ~ 60 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Chief", operated near Raymond, Washington
The image is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative
Collection ~ Negative #26992
Built 1912 ~ Std gauge ~ 42 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Deer Creek, West Virginia
The photo is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ Benjamin F.
G. Kline, Jr. Collection ~ Negative #K3085.1
Built 1920 ~ Std gauge ~ 47 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive
operated near Clifty, Tennessee
The photo is from the Herschel Tucker collection
Built 1928 - Std. gauge - 65 tons - 2 trucks130d
Upper photo @ Rapid City, South Dakota - September 2,
1935.
Lower photo departing westbound from Rapid City, South Dakota - September 2, 1935
The photos are part of the Otto Perry
collection held at the
Denver Public
Library
Built in 1928 - Std gauge - 65 tons - 2 trucks 130d
Built 05/1923 ~ Std gauge ~ 80 tons ~ 3 trucks
The name written on the photo, Willapa Harbor Mills, was the locomotive's second owner. The official name was Willapa Harbor Lumber Mills.
The locomotive operated near Raymond, Washington
The photo is from the Port Angeles Public Library ~ Bert Kellogg Collection ~ ID = RAILHSLR008 via the Washington Rural Heritage website
Built 08-20-1894 ~ ?? gauge ~ 17 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Patzcuaro", operated near the city of Pátzcuaro, in the state of Michoacán, Mexico
The photo is from RailwayWondersoftheWorld.com
Built 1909 ~ 36" gauge ~ 24 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Bath, North Carolina
The image is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative
Collection ~ Negative #29037
Built 1911 ~ 36" gauge ~ 18 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Bath, North Carolina
The image is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative
Collection ~ Negative #29038
Built 1914 - Std. gauge - 52 tons - 2 trucks - named "Jane" 130d
The railroad was owned by the Bond-Foley Lumber Co.
Photo from Walter Casler collection. Provided courtesy of Christian Halpaap of Hohenhameln-Bruendeln, Germany
Built 1923 - Std. gauge - 36 tons - 2 trucks 130d
Photographed by Dorothy Ferguson via Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Built 1925 - Std gauge - 42 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Ferriday, Louisiana. The photos were
taken near the same city.
The photos are part of the Everett Lueck collection.
The fuel bunker remains lettered for two previous owners, Fisher Lumber Co. and a company name bearing the word "Hard Wood". The name that prefixes the latter is composed of 5 or 6 letters ending with the letter "A". The remaining letters are not discernible. The names of two of the locomotive's previous owners contained the word "Hardwood": Angelina County Hardwood Co. and Corbett-Ferriday Hardwood Co..
Built 1912 ~ Std gauge ~ 32 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by Glade Lumber Co., operated near Erwin, West
Virginia
The image is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative
Collection ~ Negative #29145
Built 1911 ~ Std. gauge ~ 23 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Isola, Mississippi
The photo is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ General Negative
Collection ~ Negative #24462
Built 09-1920 - Std gauge - 75 tons - 3 trucks 130d
The locomotive, owned by the David Ryan Construction Co., operated near the Grand Coulee Dam, Washington
The photo is hosted by the Big Bend Railroad History site.