Built 04/22/1913 ~ 36" gauge ~ (2) 6" x 10" cylinders ~ 22½" drivers ~ 13 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Ditch", operated near Wahiawa, Oahu,
Hawaii
The photo is from PacificNG.org
Built 04/22/1913 ~ 36" gauge ~ (2) 6" x 10" cylinders ~ 22½" drivers ~ 13 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, named "Tunnel", operated near Wahiawa, Oahu,
Hawaii
The photo is from the MacKinnon Simpson collection
Built 10/10/1912 - Std. gauge - 12" x 12" cylinders - 36" drivers - 60 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Granite Falls, Washington
Photo hosted by the Granite Falls Historical Museum of Granite Falls, Washington
Built 07/03/1909 - Std. - 14½" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 90 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Gold Bar, Washington.
The photo is from the Darius Kinsey Collection
Built 04/27/1907 ~ Std. gauge ~ 11" x 12" cylinders ~ 32" drivers ~ 45 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Macdoel, California
The photo is part of the California Historical Society Collection held at the University of Southern California ~ with the ID: CHS-10305
Built 06-24-1915 - Std gauge - 14½" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 90 tons - 3 trucks
Photograph taken May, 1939 by Howard Davis in Camby
Built 08/15/1902 - Std. gauge - 12" x 12" cylinders - 36" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated at the company's Walville, Washington
location.
Photo credit:
Clark Kinsey collection @ University of Washington Libraries.
Built 11/12/1906 - Std. gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 37 tons - 2 trucks
The company's base of operations was Walville, Washington.
Photo credit: Clark Kinsey collection @ University of Washington Libraries
Built 07/22/1892 - 36" gauge - (2)7" x 12" cylinders - 26" drivers - 13 tons ~ 2 trucks - "boot" boiler
The locomotive operated
near Apopka, Florida. Its wide drivers
facilitated operating on wood rail.
The bottom photo is from the Bill Price Collection.
We thank George R. Kadelak for identifying the locomotive in this photo.
Built 03/16/1901 - 36" gauge - (2) 8" x 12" cylinders - 26" drivers - 2 trucks - "T" boiler - built for wood rail service.
Photo from the Donald R. Hensley, Jr. collection with permission - ©1999
Built 07/30/1920 - Std gauge - 12" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 70 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive was named "Warner's Mill"
Built 04/07/1911 - 36" gauge - 8" x 8" cylinders - 27" drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks
The photo is part of the Otto Perry collection held at the Denver Public Library
Built 11/13/1912 - 36" gauge - 8" x 10" cylinders - 27" drivers - 28 tons - 2 trucks
The photo is part of the Otto Perry
collection held at the
Denver
Public Library
Built 03/11/1919 - 36" gauge - 8" x 12" cylinders - 29" drivers - 32 tons - 2 trucks
Built 06/09/1902 ~ Std. gauge ~ 8" x 12" cylinders ~ 26" drivers ~ 25 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the Arkansas Lumber Co.,
operated near Warren,
Arkansas
Photo credits:
>top ~ Bradley
County Historical Museum, Warren, Arkansas
>bottom ~ The Tradesman - published on page 99 of the
May 1, 1903 issue.
Built 10/05/1918 - Std. gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 29½" drivers - 42 tons - 2 trucks
Built 07/06/1899 - 36" gauge - 10" x 12" cylinders - 28" drivers - 40 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive, owned by the A. A. Bigelow & Co., operated near Washburn, Wisconsin
Built 02/21/1900 - Std. gauge - 12" x 14" cylinders - 32" drivers - 50 tons - 3 trucks
The locomotive operated near Potlatch, Idaho
Photo hosted by the City of Vancouver Archives
The locomotive had an unusual if not unique employment of cylinders. The lead two were of the piston valve type, with the rear-most cylinder being of the slide valve type. The chest cover of that rear cylinder faced perpendicular to and away from the boiler.
Built 02/21/1911 ~ Std. gauge ~ 12" x 15" cylinders ~ 36" drivers ~ 70 tons ~ 3 trucks
The locomotive, owned by Potlatch Forests, Inc., was photographed in transit at Moscow, Idaho.
The photo is from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-2380
Built 05/13/1910 - Std gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 32" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Neah Bay, Washington
The photo is from the Bert Kellogg collection held at the Port Angeles Public Library, Port Angeles, Washington ~ ID #RAILMACH002
Built 02/15/1906 ~ 36" gauge ~ (2) 6" x 10" cylinders ~ 22" drivers ~ 10 tons ~ 2 trucks
The locomotive operated near Marion, Virginia
The photo is from The Free Press, Woodstock, Virginia
Built 09/07/1895 ~ 36" gauge ~ (2) 8" x 12" cylinders ~ 26" drivers ~ 17 tons ~ 2 trucks ~ "T" boiler
The locomotive, named the "F.X.Kreitler", operated near Mayburg, Pennsylvania
The photo was published in Forest County
Built 11/10/1896 - Std. gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 33.187" drivers - 45 tons - 2 trucks
Photo from the Mike Koch collection
Built 05/21/1919 - Std. gauge - 11" x 12" cylinders - 33" drivers - 50 tons - 2 trucks
