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A little tank engine preserved as a static display piece at Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
I've seen several sources (a television show, and an online pamphlet) claim that this was the smallest steam locomotive ever built to the standard gauge.
I'm pretty sure engine No. 1 of the Kent and East Sussex Railway is significantly smaller than this, and also standard gauge.
Mount Holyoke State Park, Massachusetts.
The Halfway Area, 365 feet below the summit of Mt. Holyoke, was the main entrance to the resort during the era of mountaintop hospitality. This steam engine powered the tram, or "funicular", up to Holyoke House from 1856 to 1937.
Dedicated NCR volunteers "tune-up" S.P. No. 2472 at the Sunol Station before she returns to Niles.
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Seen today between Shrewsbury & Wrexham. I`m no expert on steam engines but looks like it needs a bit of tlc ! Number was 44422
Unfortunately the owners of this once spruce and colourfull steam engine dont seem to be bothered in keeping it in good nick. I think that it has stood in this position for the last 20 years.
Anyone know what it is or perhaps what it was used for?????
Traction Engins at Parham Park, Pulborough, West Sussex RH20 4HR
The Rally will host a variety of exhibits from steam traction engines to vintage vehicles with trade stalls, local crafts a traditional fun fair to keep the whole family entertained.
Around the Arena are displays of buses, tractors, traction engines, classic cars, lorries and vans and military vehicles.
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway is a preserved historic railway stretching for 18 miles through the heart of the North York Moors National Park, from Pickering to Whitby
A short trip but good fun, at the London Museum of Water & Steam. This steam engine was built quite recently.