Surviving Steam Locomotives in Connecticut

No.	Class	F.M. Whyte	Gauge	Railroad Line	Location	Status	Notes
38		0-4-0T	4'-8½"	NH Trap Rock	North Branford, CT	restoration, stored
1455 (100)		2-6-0	4'-8½"	B&M	Danbury Railway Museum, Danbury, CT	restoration	from SEMASS, Rochester, MA
103		2-6-2	4'-8½"	Sumter & Choctaw	Railroad Museum of New England, Essex, CT	display	To be moved to Waterville
2		0-6-0T	4'-8½"	Simons Wrecking	Friends of the Valley Railroad, Essex, CT	cosmetic restoration	Former Steamtown locomotive, from Simons Wrecking auto salvage yard, Newbury, then Peabody, MA,
97		2-8-0	4'-8½"	B&SE	Valley Railroad, Essex, CT	operational
40		2-8-2	4'-8½"	A&R	Valley Railroad, Essex, CT	operational
3025 (1658)	SY	2-8-2	4'-8½"	NYNH&H	Valley Railroad, Essex, CT	restoration	From Knox, Kane & Kinzua Railroad, damaged in fire
18		0-4-0T	36"	Worcester Iron (American Steel & Wire)	Connecticut Antique Machinery Association, Kent, CT	display	from Iron Horse Furniture Center, Westfield, MA, later Athol, MA
5		2-4-2	36"	Hawaii RY	Connecticut Antique Machinery Association, Kent, CT	operational	from Richard May, Georgetown, CA,
4		2-8-0	36"	Argent Lumber	Connecticut Antique Machinery Association, Kent, CT	display
		0-4-0F	4'-8½"	STW	New Britain, CT	display
		0-6-2T	36"		behind One-Way Fare Restaurant, Simsbury, CT	display
1246	G5c	4-6-2	4'-8½"	CPR	Railroad Museum of New England, Waterville, CT	display	painted in April, 2002
3	35 ton	0-4-0F	4'-8½"	CT Coke Corp	Westbrook Outlet Center, Westbrook, CT	display
10		0-4-0T	4'-8½"	CF&I(SW Steel)	Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum, Willimantic, CT	restoration	From the Shelburne Museum