Surviving Steam Locomotives in Missouri, United States

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List of Steam Locomotives in Missouri, United States

No.ClassF.M. WhyteGaugeRailroad LineLocationStatusBuilder InfoNotes
1632Russian2-10-04'-8½"SLSF (Southern) Belton Grandview & Kansas City Railroad, Belton, MOrestorationBaldwin #48522, 1918 Cosmetic restoration only.
52-8-04'-8½"Okmulgee Northern Belton Grandview & Kansas City Railroad, Belton, MOdisplayAlco (Cooke) #65189, 1923 Named Tommy.
1122-6-04'-8½"Bevier & Southern Post Office, Bevier, MOdisplayBaldwin #54016, 1920
74-4-0 Bonne Terre Mine, Bonne Terre, MOsunk Fake, mock locomotive.
14 (2)70 HP0-4-0T24"FSDL (Herman Sivers AG) Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOoperationalOrenstein & Koppel (Berlin) #13169, 1938 From Germany, then the Northfield & Cannon Valley Railroad, Northfield, MN. Originally numbered 2 before being acquired by SDC. Converted to burn No. 2 fuel oil. Started operating at SDC in March 2019.
504B600/700-4-0T24"FSDL (Hans Vatter AG) Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOoperationalCeskomoravska Kolben Danek #2028, 1941 From Czech Republic, then the Northfield & Cannon Valley Railroad, Northfield, MN. Converted to a tender locomotive and to burn No. 2 fuel oil. Taken out of service in 2020. Returned to operation in March 2021. Only operating tender locomotive at SDC.
76B600/700-4-0T24"FSDL (Hans Vatter AG) Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOoperationalCeskomoravska Kolben Danek #1880, 1940Temporarily operated as a 2-4-0T type. Converted to burn No. 2 fuel oil. Taken out of service for a major overhaul in early 2014. Taken out of service again for major maintenance in July 2019. Returned to operation in August 2021.
13 (1)70 HP0-4-0T24"FSDL (Kies und Schotterwerke Nordmark) Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOout of serviceOrenstein & Koppel (Berlin) #13168, 1938 Originally a 2-4-0T type and numbered 1 before being acquired by SDC. Converted to burn No. 2 fuel oil. Taken out of service in early 2018 and converted to an 0-4-0T type. Awaiting future overhaul. Temporarily used as a spare parts source for FSDL 14.
HF20640-4-0T24"German Army Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOunknownHenschel & Sohn (Kassel) #15918, 1918 Named Feldbahn. I have confirmation that this locomotive was never at SDC. Current location unknown.
4350 HP0-4-0T24"FSDL (Peter Buescher & Sohn) Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOoperationalOrenstein & Koppel (Berlin) #12503, 1934 Temporarily operated as a 2-4-0T. Converted to burn No. 2 fuel oil. Oldest operating locomotive at SDC. Taken out of service for maintenance in December 2020. Taken out of service again for maintenance in early 2023. Returned to operation on Sep 28, 2023.
7 (82)50 HP0-4-0T24"FSDL (Peter Buescher & Sohn) Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOdisplayOrenstein & Koppel (Berlin) #12480, 1934 On display as a derelict locomotive. Dismantled in the woods with two wheels. The boiler is from FSDL 43.
9 (76)4-4-224"FSDL (Wayne Co. Board of Roads Commission) Silver Dollar City, Branson, MOdisplayDavenport Locomotive Works #1900, 01/1922 Acquired from Alexandria Bay, NY in 1961 as SDC's first locomotive. Retired from operation in the 1980s. Repainted and cosmetically restored in 2017, then placed on display near the Frisco Silver Dollar Line train depot. Incorrectly numbered 6.
9 (3)B-S2-4-042"Cannonball Express (Roden Coal) World's Largest Toy Museum Complex, Branson, MOdisplayH.K. Porter #5904, 08/1919 From George Morrison, Maryville, TN, then Springfield, MO. Owned by Jim D. Morris.
20-4-0T4'-8½"MCMC Arena Park, Cape Girardeau, MOdisplayH.K. Porter #6571, 10/1923
10-4-0T4'-8½"Hawkeye Portland Cement Capaha Park, Cape Girardeau, MOdisplayDavenport Locomotive Works #2108, 05/1930
64-4-036" Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, MOoperationalCrown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1970 Named Tommy G. Robertson. Painted red. Taken out of service for major maintenance in August 2022. Returned to operation on September 30, 2023.
1022-6-212"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOout of serviceTed Young, 1983Modeled after CS&CCD Railway 102; Awaiting new boiler.
1714-4-012"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOoperationalInternational Miniature Railway (Elgin, IL), 1907Reboilered in 2018.
1804-4-012"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOoperational1923From C.A. Wheeler, Hannibal, MO in 1944; Reboilered 2018.
3004-4-212"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOout of serviceV.A. Schmodt (Alton, IL), 1958Awaiting boiler repairs.
1501 (400)4-6-212"Frisco (WF&P) Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOrestorationJackson-Rigby (Shalford, Surrey England), 1925Operated by the CP's Treasure Island exhibit at the 1926 Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Expo. Operated until 1935 at Crystal City Amusement Park, Tulsa, OK.
4014-6-212"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOrestorationJackson-Rigby (Shalford, Surrey England), 1925Operated by the CP's Treasure Island exhibit at the 1926 Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Expo.
4034-6-212"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOrestorationFrank Catanzariti, 1966-67May be a rebuild of a 1924 Willis E. Cowling, N&W, Bluefield, WV locomotive.
534 (434)4-6-412"WF&P (AT&SF) Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOoperationalK.E. Reynolds , 1955From Casa de Fruta, CA.
535 (350)4-6-412"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOoperationalAlbert J. Wagner & Son (Plainsfield, IL), 1950sBuilt as a semi-streamlined 4-4-4 Jubilee named Cardinal.
9284-8-212"WF&P Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MOoperationalWF&P, 2006
52-4-24'-8½"CO&E St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway, Jackson, MOstalled restorationH.K. Porter #7995, 1946
21230-4-0T4'-8½"GWSCX Deremus Ave, Kansas City, MOdismantledDavenport Locomotive Works #2123, 1928Stored on a siding and hidden from view. To be moved to Wellsville, KS.
334-4-036" Worlds of Fun, Kansas City, MOoperationalCrown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #27636, 1973Named Eli. Taken out of service for a major overhaul in late 2018. Returned to operation in August 2021.
5524-4-036" Worlds of Fun, Kansas City, MOrestorationCrown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1974From Kings Dominion, VA, then Dry Gulch USA, Adair, OK. Propane. Being restored as Levi. Will eventually operate alongside Eli when the restoration to operation is complete.
994-4-024"PARR (CKRR) The Fun Farm, Kearney, MOdisplayCrown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #99, 1971 Operated between 1971 and 1980 at Magic Mountain, Valencia, then displayed at Calgrove Kennels, Santa Clarita, CA, then, for a short while near Grindstone Rd, Port Austion, MI. Later displayed at the Lark Ranch, Greenfield, IN.
4-4-024" The Fun Farm, Kearney, MOrestorationCrown Metal Products (Elizabeth)From the Rotunda Grapevine Railroad, Fredonia, NY, then Salt Lake City, UT.
14-4-024"Tolt River Railroad The Fun Farm, Kearney, MOoperationalCrown Metal Products (Elizabeth) Named Hank. From Remlinger Farms, Carnation, WA.
254625352-8-04'-8½"AT&SF (KCM&O) Ripley Square, Marceline, MOdisplayAlco (Pittsburg) #48642, 1911 Repainted in 2021.
52-6-24'-8½"Calcasieu Paper Ameristar Casino, North Kansas City, MOdisplayBaldwin #38219, 1912
150115004-8-24'-8½"SLSF Schuman Park, Rolla, MOdisplayBaldwin #56265, 1923
914-4-048"Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Missouri State Fair Grounds, Sedalia, MOdisplayH.K. Porter, 1925From Locust Summit, PA. Originally built as an 0-4-0T type. Converted into an 0-4-2 type in Kinnelon, NJ? Converted again to a 4-4-0 type in 2014.
451645004-8-44'-8½"SLSF Missouri State Fair Grounds, Sedalia, MOdisplayBaldwin #69732, 1943
570-4-0T4'-8½"Solvay Process Works NE Missouri Old Threshers, Shelbina, MOoperationalAlco (Cooke) #64991, 1923 From Leo Smasal, Sedalia?
30-4-0T4'-8½"Long Bell Lumber About Faces Photography, Springfield, MOdisplayDavenport Locomotive Works #1867, 05/1921 From Branson, MO. Once operated in Beaver, AR.
452445004-8-44'-8½"SLSF Grant Beach Park, Springfield, MOdisplayBaldwin #69740, 1943
35 (66)A-24-4-04'-8½"CB&Q (Hannibal & St. Joseph) Patee House Museum, St. Joseph, MOdisplayBaldwin, 1892 Named Missouri. Backdated in 1933 at the CB&Q's Aurora Shops.
5614O-5A4-8-44'-8½"CB&Q Patee Park, St. Joseph, MOdisplayCB&Q (Aurora) #70584, 1937 Donated in May 1962. Oldest surviving CB&Q Northern type.
70-4-0F4'-8½"NCR Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOstoredLima #1139, 1910
10-4-0ST4'-8½"Union Electric Co Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOstoredBaldwin #57990, 1925Sans tank.
20-4-0ST30"Laclede-Christy Clay Products Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayDavenport Locomotive Works #643, 04/1907
90-4-4T4'-8½"Lake St Elev RR Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayRhode Island Locomotive Works #2942, 1893Named Charles H.
7240-6-04'-8½"GRR Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin (Burnham) #15038, 1896
95 (3695)0-6-04'-8½"Scullin Steel (SLSF) Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOstoredBaldwin #28567, 07/1906Scullin tender trucks.
270 ton0-6-0F4'-8½"Union Electric Co Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOstoredHeisler #56, 1940
1460-6-0ST4'-8½"TRRA Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOstoredTRRAYoung valve gear. Frame and running gear only. Stuffed into a tunnel.
3180-8-04'-8½"TRRA Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayTRRA #318, 1926
120-8-04'-8½"A&S Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOstoredAlco (Schenectady) #66952, 08/1926Three cylinder.
1621Russian2-10-04'-8½"SLSF Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin #48420, 1918
502E2-10-24'-8½"DM&N Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin #43411, 1916
501150112-10-44'-8½"AT&SF Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin #70817, 1944
2-2-2T4'-8½"Reading Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin #10174, 05/1889Named Black Diamond.
573 (754)F-42-6-04'-8½"Wabash Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayRhode Island Locomotive Works #3147, 1899
7642-8-04'-8½"IC Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayAlco (Rogers) #6178, 1904
551USRAl2-8-24'-8½"C&IM Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayLima #7330, 1928
2727K-42-8-44'-8½"C&O Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayAlco (Schenectady) #70876, 1944
2156Y6a2-8-8-24'-8½"N&W Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayN&W #317, 1942 Loaned to the Virginia Museum of Transportation, Roanoke, VA from May 2015 to June 2020.
394-4-04'-8½"B&A Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayB&A (Springfield, MS), 1876Named Marmora. Sans tender.
274 (1040)4-4-04'-8½"C&NW (W&StP) Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin #3107, 1873
3114-4-04'-8½"M-K-T Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin (Burnham) #10640, 1890Only preserved M-K-T steam locomotive.
174-4-04'-8½"Boston & Providence Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayB&P (Roxbury), 1863 Named Daniel Nason.
9524-4-0C4'-8½"DL&W Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayAlco (Schenectady) #30555, 1905
1015D4-4-24'-8½"C&NW Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOstoredAlco (Schenectady) #5613, 190080-inch drivers! To eventually be cosmetically restored.
635 (2707)TN-614-6-04'-8½"StLIM&S (MP) Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin #10070, 1889
173B-584-6-0C4'-8½"B&O Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOrestorationB&O (Mount Clare), 1873Cosmetic restoration only.
5529K-1-d4-6-24'-8½"CNR Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayMontreal Locomotive Works #38914, 1905
170L-1a4-6-44'-8½"NYC&StL Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayAlco (Brooks) #67211, 1927 Oldest surviving Hudson type steam locomotive.
2933L-2d4-8-24'-8½"NYC Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayAlco (Schenectady) #68126, 1929
152215004-8-24'-8½"SLSF Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayBaldwin #59134, 1926 Restored to operation in 1988. Retired from excursion service in late September 2002 due to rising insurance costs. Placed on permanent display at the Museum of Transportation, though in serviceable condition.
4460GS-64-8-44'-8½"SP Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayLima #8013, 1941Last steam locomotive to operate and pull a passenger train for the SP.
4006488414-8-8-44'-8½"UP Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MOdisplayAlco (Schenectady) #69577, 10/1941Displayed with UP Centennial 6944. To eventually be cosmetically restored.

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