Surviving Steam Locomotives in Nova Scotia, Canada

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List of Steam Locomotives in Nova Scotia, Canada

No.	Class	F.M. Whyte	Gauge	Railroad Line	Location	Status	Builder Info	Notes
7260 (7075)		0-6-0	4'-8½"	Intercolonial Coal (CNR)	Middleton Railway Museum, Middleton, NS	display	CLC #30563, 11/1906	From Trenton, then Stellarton, NS.
1521 (1274)	H-6-b	4-6-0	4'-8½"	CNR	Middleton Railway Museum, Middleton, NS	display	Montreal Locomotive Works, 1905	From Clementsport.
5		0-4-0T	30"	Dominion Steel and Coal	Museum of Industry, Stellarton, NS	display	Baldwin #44823, 01/1917
151		0-4-0T	36"	Dominion Steel and Coal	Museum of Industry, Stellarton, NS	display	Montreal Locomotive Works #69741, 1942
		0-6-0	4'-8½"	General Mining Assoc	Museum of Industry, Stellarton, NS	display	Hackworth, 1838	Named Samson.
		0-6-0	4'-8½"	General Mining Assoc	Museum of Industry, Stellarton, NS	display	Rayne & Burn, 1854	Named Albion, from England.
42 (16)		2-6-0	4'-8½"	Acadia Coal (Dominion Coal)	Museum of Industry, Stellarton, NS	display	Alco (Schenectady) #5103, 1899	Originally built as a 2-6-2T tank engine. Rebuilt as a 2-6-0 in 1945. Operated at the Salem and Hillsborough Railroad (now the New Brunswick Railway Museum) from November 1983 until 1987.

Wes Barris