Surviving Steam Locomotives in Kentucky

No.	Class	F.M. Whyte	Gauge	Railroad Line	Location	Status	Notes
12(1643)	A	0-6-0	4'-8½"	SR	Morehead & North Fork, Clearfield, KY	stored	Named Ole Four Spot, built to burn coal, converted to oil, would require extensive work to run again
2008 (7040)	QJ	2-10-2	4'-8½"	Central kentucky Lines	Buchannan St yard, Lexington, KY	stored operational	, , RJ Corman
7745(2)		0-6-0T	4'-8½"	Meaford Power Station	Louisville, KY	restoration	Named Flying Duchess
4		0-4-2T	4'-8½"	Mammoth Cave RY	Mammoth Cave National Park, KY	display	Named Hercules, Restored at Kentucky Railway Museum
11		0-4-0T+T	39½"	Louisville Concrete	Kentucky Railway Museum, New Haven, KY	stored	currently on flatcar
5002		0-6-0T	4'-8½"	USATC	Kentucky Railway Museum, New Haven, KY	private, stored	from Tombstone Junction RR, current location unknown
285 (2152)	USRA	0-8-0	4'-8½"	Republic Steel (L&N)	Kentucky Railway Museum, New Haven, KY	stored
152	K-2A	4-6-2	4'-8½"	L&N	Kentucky Railway Museum, New Haven, KY	operational	official steam locomotive of KY,on the National Register of Historic Places
2716	K-4	2-8-4	4'-8½"	C&O	Kentucky Railway Museum, New Haven, KY	display
1985	M-1	2-8-4	4'-8½"	L&N	Kentucky Railway Museum, New Haven, KY	stored	tender only, current location unknown
1518 (1932)		2-8-2	4'-8½"	IC	1st & Broadway, Paducah, KY	display	last IC steam locomotive in service, ,
11		2-6-2	4'-8½"	Reader	Kentucky Central Railway, Paris, KY	stored	operated until 1993, stored on an disconnected siding
14 (77)		0-6-0	4'-8½"	Union (M&NF)	BSFSRY, Stearns, KY	restoration	from Tombstone Junction RR, later Kentucky & Tennessee Railway, Hemlock