A GE 1953 44-ton (Ex- U.S. Air Force) Now Sacramento Southern 1240, Purchased 12/1993 from McClellan AFB, used for general switching jobs at the Sacramento State Railroad Museum

The Strasburg Rail Road has repainted its ex-PRR GE 44-tonner into its historic Pennsylvania Railroad livery, a nice gesture. Here's the little gem sitting outside the Strasburg enginehouse in Ap... (more)

SN 143 is returning to Walnut Creek after an excursion to Concord. This was part of the ceremony marking the abandonment of this piece of railroad and its eventual conversion to right of way for B... (more)

Steam Railroading Institute's ex-Detroit & Mackinac 44-tonner sits in the background as Cinder supervises and keeps an eye on activity in the enginehouse.

Fire train led by Ex-Navy 44-tonner 100 tends to dumped firebox ashes while shadowing Flagg Coal 0-4-0T No. 75 and her excursion train during the museum's Month of Steam. Fire train consist also ... (more)

Un-numbered center cab switcher stands out in the cold, extension cord and all.

Restored to original NYO&W colors by the Southern Railroad of New Jersey.

Filling in for their in-shop steam locos

This 44-tonner is the newest acquisition of the Cowan Railroad Museum, having been on the property for about three weeks. The museum has plans to restore this unit in NC&StL livery. Any knowledge ... (more)

A small locomotive for a small railroad. Charlotte Southern 44-Ton #3 is resting in the siding near Hayes Green Beach Hospital on a quite windy day with the cars used on the railroads dinner train... (more)

(EX. USAF #1243) 44-tonner Switcher: This 44-tonner was built in 1953 for the United States Air Force. It worked out of the Whitman Air Force Base in Kansas City. This locomotive was repaired and ... (more)

This little fellow operated only between Ccchran and Hawkinsville a now-abandoned branch line.