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 10/23/1920 - Std. gauge - 12"x15" - 36" drivers - 70 tons - 3 trucks
Operational @
Cass Scenic Railroad State Park
- Cass, West Virginia
Built 04/26/1929 - std gauge - 13" x 15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 3 trucks - Pacific Coast model
On the date of the photograph, the locomotive
was in route from the company's headquarters in Canby, California to British
Columbia, Canada
Photo courtesy of the Marc Reusser collection
Built 05/09/1910 - Std. gauge - 8"x8" cylinders - 27½ drivers - 24 tons - 2 trucks140d
Under restoration
at Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad
Photo © Troyce Brooks of Rails
Northwest
Built 04/14/1919 - Std gauge - 12"x15" 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 of
Built 11/15/1928 - Std gauge - 13"x15" cylinders - 36" drivers - 3 trucks - Pacific Coast model
Bud Laws collection
Built 09/22/1914 - 24" gauge - 6" x 10" cylinders - 22" drivers - 13 tons - 2 trucks
The company's base of operations was Mishawaka, Indiana