Built 03/17/1905 ~ Std. gauge ~ 11" x 12" cylinders ~ 32" drivers ~ 45 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Martell, California.
The photo appeared in the February 18, 2018 edition of The Ledger Dispatch of Jackson, California
Built 05/04/1923 ~ Std. gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
Photo hosted by: Montana State University
Built 07/26/1906 ~ Std. gauge ~ 12" x 12" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 55 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Mayfield, Washington. It was the company's 1st of 2 Shays to use the #5 road number.
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1440
Built 05/09/1911 - Std. gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 42 tons - 2 trucks 140d
Photo hosted by: The Center for East Texas Studies
Built 09/27/1888 ~ 36" gauge ~ (2) 7" x 7" cylinders ~ 24" drivers ~ 9 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "G. H. Stryker", operated near Stryker, Texas
The bottom photo was published in East Texas Logging Railroads
Built 09/02/1919 - Std. gauge - 12"x15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 70 tons - 3 trucks
Built 02/23/1906 ~ Std. gauge ~ 10" x 12" cylinders ~ 29½" drivers ~ 37 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Pickens, South Carolina.
The image is from the Tim Smith Collection. The periodical in which this image and accompanying text appeared is unknown.
Built 08/08/1924 ~ Std. gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Northern Redwood Lumber Co., operated near Korbel, California
Built 11/09/1918 - Std gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
Built 08/17/1905 - 36" gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 37 tons - 2 trucks
This is the railway's first Shay.
Photo hosted by: Denver Public Library
Built 05/11/1907 - 36" - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 45 tons - 2 trucks
Photo taken at the engine house circa 1907-1909
Photo hosted by: Denver Public Library
Built 06/15/1908 - 36" gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 45 tons - 2 trucks
Photo taken at the engine house circa 1906-1918
Photo hosted by: Denver Public Library
Built 05/08/1909 - 36" gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
Built 04/12/1907 ~ Std gauge ~ 10" x 12" cylinders ~ 29½" drivers ~ 37 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "CHANCEY", was owned by the Lamb-Watson Lumber Co. , Ltd
The image is from the Nakusp Museum collection, Nakusp, British Columbia, Canada
Built 07/15/1889 ~ Std gauge ~ 10" x 10" cylinders ~ 28" drivers ~ 28 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by Campbell & Hagenbach, operated near Asaph, Pennsylvania.
Top photo is from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ Benjamin F. G. Kline, Jr. ~ Negative #K0502
Built 02/02/1903 ~ Std. gauge ~ 12" x 12" cylinders ~ 32" drivers ~ 50 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive, owned by Campbell & Hagenbach, operated near Asaph, Pennsylvania. It was named "Chas. I. James"
Top photo is from the Randy Bennett Collection.
Built 01/07/1903 - Std gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 32 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive was owned by the Crossett Lumber Co.
Built 03/01/1903 - Std. gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 32 tons
The locomotive
was owned by the Crossett Lumber Co.
Marc Reusser and Gene Hull collections
Built 04/03/1900 - Std gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 40 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Fred", operated
near Ashtola,
Pennsylvania. It was owned by the Babcock Lumber
Co.
The photo is part of the Walter Casler collection.
Built 05/11/1901 - Std gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 40 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Squire", operated
near Ashtola,
Pennsylvania. It was owned by the Babcock Lumber
Co.
The photos are from the collection of:
~ upper: Mark Perry
~ lower: Pennsylvania Department of Conservation & Natural Resources
Built 07/24/1901 ~ Std gauge ~ 11" x 12" cylinders ~ 33" drivers ~ 40 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Babcock Lumber Co., operated near Ashtola, Pennsylvania
Photo credits:
> top ~ Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ Benjamin F. G. Kline, Jr. Collection ~ Negative #K0124
> bottom ~ Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania ~ Benjamin F. G. Kline, Jr. Collection ~ Negative #K0083.7
Built 06/23/1905 ~ Std gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 65 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Babcock Lumber Co., operated near Ashtola, Pennsylvania.
The photo is part of the Walter Casler collection.
Built 03/03/1919 ~ Std. gauge ~ 17" x 18" cylinders ~ 48" drivers ~ 125 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Dabney, Texas.
The photo is from the El Progresso Public Library, Uvalde, Texas via The Texas Transportation Museum, San Antonio, Texas
We thank George R. Kadelak for the identification of this locomotive in the photo.
Built 07/17/1906 ~ Std. gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 33" drivers ~ 65 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Dabney, Texas.
The photo is from the El Progresso Public Library, Uvalde, Texas via The Texas Transportation Museum, San Antonio, Texas
We thank George R. Kadelak for the identification of this locomotive in the photo.
Built 10/22/1887 - Std gauge - (2) 8" x 8" cylinders - 25.125" drivers - 17 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Deer Lake, Michigan
Built 06/17/1910 ~ Std gauge ~ 10" x 12" cylinders ~ 29½" drivers ~ 42 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Western Cooperage Co., operated near Olney, Oregon
The top photo is part of the Clark Kinsey collection held at the University of Washington Library ~ PH Coll 516.4728
Built 04/08/1916 ~ Std gauge ~ 11" x 12" cylinders ~ 32" drivers ~ 50 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Western Cooperage Co., operated near Olney, Oregon
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-0132_1-2