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| Anaconda Copper Mining Company # 7 (Lumber Department) - photo Collection of the late Lloyd Graham, from Steve Hauff | |
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company # 7 (Lumber Department) - photo Collection of the late Lloyd Graham, from Steve Hauff |
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Anderson & Middleton Lumber Co. #2, Cottage
Grove, OR - c/n 21 - delivered Feb. 20, 1926 - Photo from Railroads in the Woods with permission from Oso Publishing |
| East Side Logging Co. #107 - c/n 25 - Keasy, Oregon - It was delivered new to the East Side on September 12, 1926. - This locomotive was Willamette's first two truck locomotive. Later sold to Sunset Logging Co. in 1933. More... | |
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Hutchinson Lbr. Co. #5 -
c/n 9 - Feather Falls, Butte County, California Photo courtesy of the Marc Reusser collection. |
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Medford Corp. #7 - @ - Railroad Park, Dunsmuir, California - preserved Provided courtesy of Uwe Doerflein of Cadolzburg, Germany |
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Multnomah Lumber and Box Co. #4
- c/n 6 - Yaquina,
OR delivered May 2, 1923 - photo from Railroads in the Woods with permission from Oso Publishing
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| Owen-Oregon Lumber Company # 4 - Currently under restoration by the Southern Oregon Chapter of NRHS in Medford, Or - TEXT - photo from the collection of Mallory Hope Ferrell | |
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Inc. #2 - c/n 32 - at Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad,
Mineral, Washington - June 29, 2003 Built 12/27/1929 - Std. gauge - cylinders 12½" x 15" - 36" drivers - 2 trucks This was the last Willamette geared steam locomotive made. Photo by and courtesy of Brian Fritz of Renton, Washington |
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| Sauk River Lumber Co. #23 -
Darrington, Washington - c/n 22 - delivered March 29, 1926 This particular locomotive had an open cab design which probably contributed to some uncomfortable hours of operation for the crew in the frequent inclement weather of the Pacific Northwest. Images from Railroads in the Woods with permission from Oso Publishing
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| Sunset Logging Co. #25 - c/n 25 - Timber, Oregon - This locomotive was Willamette's first two truck locomotive. Purchased from East Side Logging Co. in 1933. |
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