Built 03/23/1921 ~ 36" gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 34" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Honolulu, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii
The photo is part of the Anthony Williams collection
Built 05/08/1920 ~ 36" gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 34" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Honolulu, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii
The photos were published in Next Stop Honolulu! The Story of the Oahu Railway & Land Company
Built 10/29/1902 - 36" gauge - 12" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 50 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive, owned by M. L. Davis, operated near Oak Grove, Alabama
The photos, hosted by
Mississippi Rails, are from the collections of:
~ upper: J. R. Phillips
~ lower: Phillip Kotheimer
Built 03/08/1897 ~ Std gauge ~ (2)8" x 12" cylinders ~ 26½" drivers ~ 17 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ ""T" boiler
The locomotive, named "Old Rusty", operated near Oak Point, Washington
Built 07/12/1906 ~ Std gauge ~ 8" x 12" cylinders ~ 28" drivers ~ 28 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Oak Point, Washington
Built 10/01/1923 - Std. gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
Built 08/15/1922 - 39 ⅜ gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The railway, also known as Estrada de Ferro
Oeste de Minas (EFOM), was located between Barra Mansa, State of Rio de
Janeiro and
Augusto Pestana,
State of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
The photo is from the Eduardo José de Jesus Coelho
Collection and published on page 66 of his book "Locomotivas
Articuldas as Gigantes da era do vapor no Brasil"
Built 08/15/1922 ~ 39 ⅜" gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The railway, also known as Estrada de Ferro
Oeste de Minas (EFOM), was located between Barra Mansa, State of Rio de
Janeiro and
Augusto Pestana,
State of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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Built 04/27/1920 - Std gauge - 12" x 12" cylinders - 36" drivers - 60 tons - 2 trucks
Built 11/07/1916 - Std. gauge - 11" x 10" cylinders - 32" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Ada, Oklahoma.
Photo published in 1921 Shay Locomotive Parts Catalog Available >here<
Built 05/17/1918 - Std gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
Built 04/25/1906 - Std gauge - 8" x 12" cylinders - 28" drivers - 28 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the William Carlisle & Co., operated near Onalaska, Texas
The photo is from the Jason Rose collection.
Built 11/20/1929 - 36" gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 60 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Baker, Oregon
Built 05/10/1907 - Std gauge - 8" x 10" cylinders - 26½" drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Dee, Oregon.
The photo is part of the James B. Bane collection.
Built 03/25/1907 - 36" gauge - 8" x 10" cylinders - 26½" drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated on the Sumpter Valley Railway
near Bates, Oregon
Photo hosted by
Clifton Woolman
Built 04/10/1907 - 36" gauge - 8" x 10" cylinders - 26½" drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated on the Sumpter Valley Railway near Bates, Oregon
Built 10/17/1923 - Std. gauge - 12" x 12" cylinders - 36" drivers - 60 tons
Photo source: John R. Potter collection. - Photo location confirmed by Albert Gray as of 5/1/2000
Built 02/14/1912 - Std. gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 42 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Keasey, Oregon. It was the company's second locomotive to carry the #2 road number
Top photo is from the Karl Wescottı collection.
Built 06/21/1922 ~ Std. gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Vernonia, Oregon
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1554_1
Built 08/30/1888 - 42" gauge - 8" x 8" cylinders - 26½" drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive was regagued to standard before it was acquired. It subsequently ran at that gauge for the railway.
The locomotive operated near Oregon, Pennsylvania
Built 12/13/1920 - Std. gauge - 8" x 8" cylinders - 29" drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks
Operational at BC Forest Discovery Center - Duncan, British Columbia, Canada
Photo (c)1994 - Corel Corp.
Built 04/21/1891 - Std. gauge - 9" x 8" cylinders - 26" drivers - 20 tons - 2 trucks
Built 05/26/1906 - Std gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 37 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Ostrander, Washington.
With Ostrander, it first carried the road number #2 (1st), then #10, and
lastly, #1(2nd). The numbers in parentheses indicate the
appearance of the use of this road number on a locomotive by the company.
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~
ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-1020
Built 06/14/1897 - 36" gauge - 8" x 12" cylinders - 28" drivers - 25 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near
Hambleton, West Virginia. The town was previously named Hulings.
Photo Credit:
WVBIKE.org
Built 08/26/1897 ~ 36" gauge ~ 8" x 12" cylinders ~ 28" drivers ~ 25 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Hambleton, West Virginia. The town was previously named Hulings.
Built 02/16/1904 ~ 36" gauge ~ 10" x 10" cylinders ~ 28" drivers ~ 33 tons ~ 2 trucks
The photo is from the Coontz-Vertilli Collection held by the Tucker County Historical Society, West Virginia
Built 02/03/1893 - Std gauge - 9" x 8" cylinders - 26½" drivers - 20 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Freeman-Smith Lumber Co., operated near Millville, Arkansas.
Built 08/09/1899 ~ Std. gauge ~ 10" x 12" cylinders ~ 29½" drivers ~ 40 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the
Freeman-Smith Lumber Co., operated
near Millville, Arkansas.
The photo is from the
Carolyn Stratton Cox Collection.
We thank George Kadelak for
identifying this locomotive.
Built 04/28/1904 ~ Std gauge ~ 10" x 12" cylinders ~ 29½" drivers ~ 37 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Freeman-Smith Lumber Co., operated near Millville, Arkansas.
The photo is part of the David Campbell collection
Built 08/23/1920 ~ Std. gauge ~ 11" x 12" cylinders ~ 32" trucks ~ 60 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Lake Ozette, Washington
The photo is from the Taylor Rush Collection
Built 04/28/1930 - Std. gauge - 13" x 15" - 36" drivers - 81 tons - 3 trucks - "Pacific Coast" model
The locomotive operated near Lake Ozette, Washington. The locomotive was the railroad's second to carry the #10 road number.
Photo credits:
> top ~ Ted Satra Collection.
> middle ~ Port Angeles Public Library, Washington ~ Bert Kellogg Collection ~ ID = RAILSHAY011
> bottom ~ Christi Baron Collection