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Photo Credit:
Left: by Robert D. McDonald (6-17-1960) - Right: by Al Farrow (6-1956) |
Shop Number 2305 | - | Built for: East Kootenay Log. Co. |
{1,744th Lima Built Shay} |
Built: |
Class: 24-2 |
Trucks: |
Cylinders: 3 - 8 x 8 |
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Boiler:
[Style - Dia.] |
Boiler Pressure:
160 |
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Empty Weight: 49,270 |
Owners: East Kootenay Lbr. Co., Ltd., East Kootenay Log. RY #3, Cranbrook, BC, CAN Polson Log.Co. #3, Railroad Camp, WA (1930's) Converted to oil burner (1948) Rayonier, Inc. #3 (2nd), Railroad Camp, WA (1955) Last used and retired Promised Land Park #3, near Humptulips, WA On display [operational] (5-1988) Polson Museum, Hoquiam, WA, On display (2-1994) Jack Anderson (railfan), Mineral, WA (7-8-2002) Aaron Zorko (railfan), Tillamook, OR (7-8-2002) Stored at Mt. Rainier Scenic RR, Mineral, WA (7-8-2004) Moved to Oregon Coast Scenic RR, Tillamook, OR (11-14-2014) Moved to Lebanon OR to start restoration |
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Disposition:
Under restoration for operation on the property of the Albany
and Eastern RR. (1-14-2015) The plan is to operate #3 in excursion service on the Albany and Eastern RR. |
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Additional Notes:
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