Many years ago, I stopped by the Kentucky RY Museum in New Haven. It was after hours, but I was hoping maybe I could photograph one of their steam locomotives through the fence. (No luck.)

The museum has a depot for a main office. On the front porch of the museum was a small steam locomotive. I figured it was just flat sign or a mockup, and didn't think any more of it.

Since that time, I realized that what I had seen may have been an Ottoway or other small amusement park steam locomotive.

Can someone tell me what I saw? Just curious, if it an amusement park engine, I will list in "Surviving World Steam Locomotives".

-James Hefner
Hebrews 10:20a

Surviving World Steam Locomotives
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That's just a sheet metal replica of an L&N 4-4-0 that was built by the fabrication shop at L&N's South Louisville ships in the 1940s. The locmotive was then stored in a person's back yard for a number of years before they loaned it to the KRM to use for parades. etc.

david.wilkins@bardstown.com

USSR Railway Picture Gallery - Steam Locomotives

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