Pennsylvania Railroad Steam Locomotive #1503

Lackawanna Railroad Locomotive #139

Built in 1910, builder #47938.

Fitchburg Railroad Locomotive 139

Built by the Schenectady Locomotive Works in 1879, builder #1122.

Ex. Troy & Boston #13 (2nd Pony)

Southern Railway Steam Locomotive #1210

Former Grand Trunk Western Railroad Steam Locomotive #5659

Middleburgh & Schoharie Railroad Steam Locomotive in 1870

One drivewheel engine on Middleburg & Schoharie R. R. 1870

Built by Danforth-Cooke.

Woodstock Railway #4 "H. H. Paine"

Made by Manchester Locomotive Works in 1896.

Ex. Bangor & Aroostook No.3.

West River Railroad #1

Built by ALCO in 1925. Builder #65198. Sold to W.R.R.R. in 1930.

44" Drivers 18"x24" Cylinders.

Catskill Mountain Railroad Steam Locomotive #1 "S. Sherwood Day"

C M R No 1 "S Sherwood Day". Built by Dickson in 1882 and sold upon abondonment.

4-4-0 3 ft gauge.

Union Pacific Railroad "Big Boy"

The world’s longest and heaviest single-unit locomotives, the giant articulated 4-8-8-4 ‘"Big Boys," were built for the Union Pacific Railroad by the American Locomotive Company. Each weighed 1,200,000 pounds in working order with her tender. This example, No. 40I9, was nearly 86 feet long— 132 feet with tender. These power factories were designed to pull heavy fast freight Over the Wasatch Mountains without the use of helper engines. Because of their great length and power, they worked mostly in the mountainous area of the West, and used extra- long turntables. According to Union Pacific motive power experts they could make up to 80 miles per hour, but developed their top horsepower at 30 miles per hour. Nearly all of the Big Boys have been scrapped. One of them is on exhibition at the National Museum of Transport, St. Louis, Missouri.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

New York, Ontario & Western Railroad #73

New York, Ontario & Western No. 73, 4-4-0
Brooks, c/n 1129, 7/1886
18x24 118,000 82,000 180 lbs.
17,100 TE 69" Drivers
Rebuilt Rome Machine Works 1903
Scrapped 10/31/1932

Boston Concord & Montral Railroad Locomotive "Mt. Washington"

Woodstock Railway Locomotive 3 "J.G. Porter"

Built by Manchester Locomotive Works, No. 37754 in 1905

Hudson & Delaware Locomotive 1113

Delaware & Hudson Locomotive 1114

Delaware & Hudson Locomotive 561

Delaware & Hudson Locomotive 556

Fitchburg Locomotive 135

Delaware & Hudson 453

Delaware & Hudson Locomotive 442

Delaware & Hudson Locomotive 92

Delaware & Hudson Locomotive 87

Delaware & Hudson Locomotive 726

Fitchburg Railroad Locomotive 161

Falls Road Railroad Locomotive 705

Connecticut River Railroad Locomotive 3

Otis Iron & Steel Co. Switching Locomotive 1

St. L. H. & K. Locomotive 8