Built 04/04/1936 - Std. gauge - 13" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 3 trucks - Pacific Coast model
Preserved at Fort Steele Heritage Town, British Columbia, Canada
Photo from the Robert Turner collection.
Built 07/24/1907 ~ 36" ~ (2)7" x 12" cylinders ~ 26" drivers ~ 18 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Rainetown, West Virginia.
Built 10/23/1920 - Std. gauge - 12" x 15" - 36" drivers - 70 tons - 3 trucks
Operational
@
Cass
Scenic Railroad State Park
- Cass, West Virginia
Built 03/15/1914 ~ 36" gauge ~ 8" x 8" cylinders ~ 27½" drivers ~ 24 tons ~ 2 trucks
The
locomotive, named "Boot Jack", operated near the company's
Pickens,
West Virginia.
Photo credit:
West Virginia University Libraries
Built 11/12/1898 - 36" - 9" x 8" cylinders - 26" drivers - 20 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Woodworth, Louisiana. Rapides was a
subsidiary of Long-Bell Lumber Co.
Photo hosted by:
Texas Transportation Archive
Built 12/19/1903 - 36" gauge - 10" x 10" cylinders - 28" drivers - 33 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Woodworth, Louisiana. Rapides was a
subsidiary of Long-Bell Lumber Co.
Photo hosted by:
Texas Transportation Archive
Built 08/21/1912 - Std gauge - 10" x 10" cylinders - 29" drivers - 36 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Ray, Maine
Built 06/16/1923 ~ Std gauge ~ 11" x 12" cylinders ~ 32" drivers ~ 50 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Atmore, Alabama.
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID= AR255-114-0-1_L-2827_1-2
Built 05/09/1910 - Std. gauge - 8" x 8" cylinders - 27½ drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks140d
Photo credit: Troyce Brooks collection
Built 06/10/1916 - Std. gauge -12" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 70 tons - 3 trucks
Built 04/14/1919 - Std gauge - 12" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 70 tons - 3 trucks
Bud Laws collection
Built 04/29/1930 - std. gauge - 13" x 15" cylinders - 36" dia. drivers
After being built for stock by Lima in 1930, it remained unsold for 11 years until finally purchased by Ozette Timber Company. In 1945 it was purchased by Rayonier and later retired to Forks in 1959.
Photo provided courtesy of
Uwe Doerflein of Cadolzburg, Germany
Data provided courtesy of Brian Fritz
Built 04/08/1928 ~ Std. gauge ~ 13" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 78 tons ~ 3 trucks ~ Pacific Coast model
The locomotive operated near the company's Sekiu, Washington location.
Built 11/15/1928 - Std gauge - 13" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 3 trucks - Pacific Coast model
Bud Laws collection
Built 07/13/1907 - Std gauge - 17" x 18" cylinders - 46" drivers - 150 tons - 4 trucks
The locomotive operated near Westwood, California
The photo is part of the Mantin E. Hansen collection
Built 09/22/1914 - 24" gauge - (2)6" x 10" cylinders - 22" drivers - 13 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated at the company's Mishawaka, Indiana location.
Built 06/14/1909 ~ 36" gauge ~ (2) 6" x 10" cylinders ~ 22" drivers ~ 13 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Wrigley, Kentucky
The photo is part of the Morehead State University Collection. Four Kentucky companies owned this locomotive at various times. It is unknown which owned the locomotive at the time it is pictured. Due to this uncertainty and to facilitate its publication on this site, the above stated owner was arbitrarily chosen from this group of Kentucky owners as the owner for this entry.
Built 09/27/1929 - 36" gauge - 10" x 10" cylinders - 29" drivers - 36 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated at the company's
Shipbuilding Division
near Harbor Junction Wharf, Rhode Island.
It was converted to standard gauge prior to its acquisition by the company.