Nevada Northern & Railroads of White Pine County
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Extant Equipment no longer in White Pine County
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D&RGW railroad car
at Dolly Varden Spring Identity
courtesy of Kyle Williams Wyatt
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Locomotives
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NCCCo. 0-4-0ST No. 309
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Originally Steptoe Valley Smelting & Mining Co. No. 3. Built by H.K. Porter in January 1913; b/n 5247; 17 ton. |
KCC, NMD Alco RS-2 No. 103 |
Built by Alco 1949; builders #77564. After closing of NMD in 1983 briefly transferred to Utah Copper division as KCC No. 907 & repainted green. Donated to PSRMA (Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Association) 7/9/1984. Restored to operating condition 1988. Repainted to black & silver "zebra" stripe scheme and renumbered ATSF No. 2098. (Santa Fe's only ALCO RS-2 was No. 2099; it never had a No. 2098.)
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KCC NMD Alco RS-2 No. 104
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ex-KCC Utah No. 908 |
KCC, NMD Alco RSD-4 No. 201 RSD-4 #201 at the Northwest
Railway Museum 10 October 1999
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Transferred to Utah Copper as No. 909. Subsequently donated to Puget Sound Railway Historical Foundation (now Northwest Railway Museum); operational. |
Nevada Northern Railway EMD SD7 No. 401 |
Owned by Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. |
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Freight Cars
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NN hopper car No. 409
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Built by Pressed Steel Car Co. 1907. Clinchfield #?; M&StL No. 81303. In service. |
NCCCo. gondola
No. 601
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Side-Dump, steel, built by K&J in 1916. |
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Passenger
Equipment
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NN Baggage/Mail/Express Car No. 21 |
Built for the NN in 1907 by American Car & Foundry,. wooden body, composite frame. Rebuilt with steel underframe 1912. Sold to Virginia & Truckee 1941, it retained its number to become V&T 2nd No. 21. Partially damaged by fire. Mail equipment removed. |
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Non-Revenue
Equipment
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Business Car Ely |
Built by Pullman 1889 for the Savannah, Florida & Western Ry. Purchased 1906 as NN #100. Renumbered to 2nd No. 101 Ely 1916. Rebuilt 1928. Sold to the GMO 1947. Sold to North American Car Corp. Donated to the Illinois Electric Railway Museum (now the Illinois Railway Museum), Union IL.
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Business Car 2nd No. 100 |
Purchased new from Pullman 1916. Sold to DL&W 1935. Sold to LIRR 1962. Sold to the Long Island-Sunrise Trail Chapter NRHS 1978. Sold to Mr. Porter C. Collins, 1983. Currently operational.
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KCC Caboose No. 25 |
Built by KCC, the 26-ton steel caboose was originally used on the NMD and later moved to KCC Utah to run on the line between Bingham Canyon Mine and Bonneville, Magna and Arthur mines. Donated by KCC to Heber Valley Railroad. Incorrectly identified as No. 26 in Trains magazine, Jan 1995, p. 96. |
Last modified 18 May 2004 -/- |