Surviving Steam Locomotives in Connecticut

No.ClassF.M. WhyteGaugeRailroad LineLocationStatusNotes
380-4-0T4'-8½"NH Trap RockNorth Branford, CTrestoration, storedH.K. Porter, CN 5008
1455 (100)2-6-04'-8½"B&MDanbury Railway Museum, Danbury, CTrestorationALCO, 1907 from SEMASS, Rochester, MA
1032-6-24'-8½"Sumter & ChoctawRailroad Museum of New England, Essex, CTdisplayBaldwin, 1925, CN 58754 To be moved to Waterville
20-6-0T4'-8½"Simons WreckingFriends of the Valley Railroad, Essex, CTcosmetic restorationH.K. Porter, 1920 Former Steamtown locomotive, from Simons Wrecking auto salvage yard, Newbury, then Peabody, MA,
972-8-04'-8½"B&SEValley Railroad, Essex, CToperationalALCO (Cooke), 1923, CN 65188
402-8-24'-8½"A&RValley Railroad, Essex, CToperationalALCO (Brooks), 1920, CN 61858
3025 (1658)SY2-8-24'-8½"NYNH&HValley Railroad, Essex, CTrestorationTangshan, 1989, CN 1658 From Knox, Kane & Kinzua Railroad, damaged in fire
180-4-0T36"Worcester Iron (American Steel & Wire)Connecticut Antique Machinery Association, Kent, CTdisplayVulcan (Wilkes-Barre), 1917 from Iron Horse Furniture Center, Westfield, MA, later Athol, MA
52-4-236"Hawaii RYConnecticut Antique Machinery Association, Kent, CToperationalBaldwin, 1925, CN 58686 from Richard May, Georgetown, CA,
42-8-036"Argent LumberConnecticut Antique Machinery Association, Kent, CTdisplayH.K. Porter, 1909, CN 4274
0-4-0F4'-8½"STWNew Britain, CTdisplay
0-6-2T36"behind One-Way Fare Restaurant, Simsbury, CTdisplay
1246G5c4-6-24'-8½"CPRRailroad Museum of New England, Waterville, CTdisplayMLW, 1946 painted in April, 2002
335 ton0-4-0F4'-8½"CT Coke CorpWestbrook Outlet Center, Westbrook, CTdisplayH.K. Porter, 7184
100-4-0T4'-8½"CF&I(SW Steel)Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum, Willimantic, CTrestorationBaldwin, 1934, CN 61820 From the Shelburne Museum

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