4-2-4 Steam Locomotives in the USA

The 4-2-4 wheel arrangement is odd in that it had five axles with only one being driven. With a ridged wheelbase these locomotives tended to be slippery. In the USA this wheel arrangement was found on the C. P. Huntington. Chance Rides use this wheel arrangement for their popular two foot C. P. Huntington replicas.

Railroads that used 4-2-4 Steam Locomotives in the USA

Railroads that used 4-2-4 locomotives in other countries
Data provided by Steve Llanso of Sweat House Media

Surviving Examples of 4-2-4 Steam Locomotives in the USA

No.	Class	F.M. Whyte	Gauge	Railroad Line	Location	Status	Builder Info	Notes
206 (123)		4-2-4	24"		Gilroy Gardens, Gilroy, CA	unknown	Chance	From Dutch Wonderland, Lancaster, PA. Gas-powered. C.P. Huntington replica. Was rumored to be for sale in 2022 but current disposition is unknown.
		4-2-4	24"		Gilroy Gardens, Gilroy, CA	operational	Chance	Gas-powered C.P. Huntington replica.
		4-2-4	24"		Stolley Park, Grand Island, NE	operational	Chance	From the Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA. Gas-powered.
		4-2-4	24"		Quechee Gorge Village, Quechee, VT	unknown	Chance	Diesel powered C.P. Huntington replica.
		4-2-4	24"		Pullen Park, Raleigh, NC	operational	Chance
1 (3)		4-2-4T	4'-8½"	SP (Central Pacific)	California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento, CA	display	Danforth, Cooke & Co. #277, 1863	Named C.P. Huntington. This in the only surviving 4-2-4T type steam locomotive in North America.
		4-2-4	24"	Neverland Valley Railroad	Neverland Ranch, Santa Ynez, CA	unknown	Chance	Propane fired C.P. Huntington replica.
358	102	4-2-4	24"	Safari Train	Tulsa Zoo, Tulsa, OK	operational	Chance #08100033, 03/2009	Propane powered.
92		4-2-4	24"	Bear Express	Tulsa Zoo, Tulsa, OK	operational	Chance	Propane powered.