You betcha!! I was always curious whether any parts were saved, considering the late date they were cut up.

drotarinoh@webtv.net

> No, the Kensington Mine locomotive is an
> H.K. Porter from 1883, and is still on
> display at Miner's Plaza, Downtown Juneau,
> AK. It is also pictured on my
> "Surviving World Steam Locomotive"
> CD-ROM.

Mr. Hefner is indeed correct, and I'm in error. Steve Barry photographed that little critter in 2001, and it clearly wasn't in two places at once. I've added it to our database as well, with Steve's picture to illustrate it, with his permission.

Doug


U.S. Navy 0-4-0 No. 9
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> The brew pub, Steam Whistle Brewing Co.,
> alreadt exists, and several pieces of
> rolling stock are already in other
> roundhouse stalls. See website link below.

It's a good beer! The bottle has the story of the brewery/roundhouse. There is a steam whistle on the bottle too. I brought a case home on my last trip to Canada.

mk74volts@yahoo.com

No posts about NYC Niagras or a Cab-Foward found under a junk pile or in a abandoned warehouse?

No posts about UP shutting down thier steam program or NS starting thiers up again?

No posts about Cotton Belt 819, UP 844 and Nickle Plate 765 going on a barnstorming triple headed tour of the United States?

I guess people are feeling mighty uncreative on this April 1st. :)




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