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5288 (516)J-7-b4-6-24'-8½"Colebrookdale (CNR) Colebrookdale Railroad, Boyertown, PA
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Montreal Locomotive Works #60483, 1918 From Steamtown, Scranton, PA, then the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, Chattanooga, TN. Acquired by the Colebrookdale Railroad in April 2023. Awaiting restoration to operational condition for use in excursion service. Displayed in front of station.
1395H-6-g4-6-04'-8½"CNR Coopersville & Marne Railway, Coopersville, MI
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Montreal Locomotive Works #52590, 1913
92E-10-a2-6-04'-8½"CNR Wilmington & Western Railroad, Marshallton, DE
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CLC, 1910Sister to Strasburg's 89 and Middleton & Humlestown's 91.
91E-10-a2-6-04'-8½"CNR Middletown & Hummelstown Railroad, Middletown, PA
restoration
CLC #926, 1910
1533 (264)H-6-d4-6-04'-8½"NH&I (CNR) New Hope & Ivyland Railroad, New Hope, PA
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Montreal Locomotive Works, 1911 Restored to operation in 1962. Retired from excursion service in December 1975 in favor of NH&I 40. Stored behind the New Hope shop complex. Missing parts.
7470 (47)O-18a0-6-04'-8½"CSRR (CNR) Conway Scenic Railroad, North Conway, NH
overhaul
GTR, 1921 Taken out of service in January 2015. Returned to operation in June 2019. Received tubes from MEC 501. Suffered damage from a fire in its cab on January 3, 2022 due to a faulty radio.
3254 (2854)S-1-b2-8-24'-8½"CNR Steamtown National Historic Site, Scranton, PA
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CLC #1463, 1917 From the Gettysburg RR, Gettysburg, PA. Acquired in trade for CP 1278 in 1987. Uses the tender of CN 3377. Retired from excursion service in December 2012 after "Santa Train" due to a bent frame. Will be replaced by B&M 3713.
3377 (2977)S-1-d2-8-24'-8½"CNR Steamtown National Historic Site, Scranton, PA
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CLC #1582, 1919 Previously used as a spare parts source for CN 3254. The tender is being used behind CN 3254. Moved into backshop. Had its asbestos removed and had its boiler evaluated in February 2023. Restoration candidate.
47 (1542)X-10-a4-6-4T4'-8½"CNR (GTR) Steamtown National Historic Site, Scranton, PA
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Montreal Locomotive Works, 1914 First locomotive to operate at Steamtown USA. Appears to be in poor cosmetic condition and is awaiting possible cosmetic restoration. It is the only 4-6-4T locomotive in the USA.
7456O-18a0-6-04'-8½"GTW (CNR) Montcalm Community College, Sidney, MI
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GTR #1500/8, 1920Cosmetic restoration completed in 2023.
5529K-1-d4-6-24'-8½"CNR Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MO
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Montreal Locomotive Works #38914, 1905
7312 (31)O-9-a0-6-04'-8½"Strasburg (CNR) Strasburg Railroad, Strasburg, PA
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Baldwin (Burnham) #32894, 1908 Became the first steam locomotive to operate at the Strasburg Railroad. Previously operated in early 2009. Restoration back to operation supposedly resumed in Jul 2021, only to be postponed indefinitely again in Aug 2022. Moved to the Strasburg back shop.
89 (911)E-10-a2-6-04'-8½"Strasburg (CNR) Strasburg Railroad, Strasburg, PA
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CLC, 1910 Once owned by Steamtown USA, VT. Was submerged in flood in Wilkes Barre when being transferred to Strasburg. Taken out of service in late 2015. Returned to operation in September 2017.
96E-10-a2-6-04'-8½"CNR Age of Steam Roundhouse, Sugarcreek, OH
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CLC #937, 1910Sold to Steamtown USA; sold to private owner in Canada; purchased by Jerry Jacobson in 1994.
1551 (1354)H-6-g4-6-04'-8½"CNR (Canadian Northern) Age of Steam Roundhouse, Sugarcreek, OH
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Montreal Locomotive Works #50778, 1912From to Steamtown USA. Traded in 1986 to Jerry Jacobson for Jackson Iron & Steel 0-6-0 3 (ex-BLW plant switcher 26). Restored to operation in 1988. Used on the Ohio Central tourist trains. Retired from excursion service in 2002. Awaiting restoration.
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