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The creation of this roster (and indeed the entire site) would not have been possible without Dennis Larrick's excellent article, A Short History of the 36" Gauge Crown Metal Products Locomotives. If you know of an engine that is not listed, especially in the smaller gauges, please send an e-mail to share your information. If you have more info about any of the existing entries, please send that as well.
The roster is devided into two parts:
| Engine # | CN # | Date Built | Built for | Coaches | Current location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 33136 | 1965 | Legend City Pheonix, AZ |
2 coaches and caboose | In storage El Paso, TX |
For Sale |
| 2 | 43436 | 1964 | Frontierland Cherokee, NC |
4 coaches | Old Hickory Railroad Jackson, LA |
Named "Sequoyah" |
| 3 | ? | ~1967 | Pioneer & Western RR Fr. Lauderdale, FL |
2 closed coaches and caboose | Depot Museum Huntsville, AL |
Owned (not used) by Carowinds and South of the Border |
| 4 | ? | ~1964 | Six Gun Territory Ocala, FL |
4 coaches, 1 now enclosed | Warner Bros. Underground Atlanta Atlanta, GA |
Display Jefferson, TX. Named "General Sam Houston" |
| 7 | ? | ~1964 | Six Gun Territory Ocala, FL |
4 coaches, 1 now enclosed | Jefferson & Cypress Bayou RR Jefferson, TX |
Named "General Robert E. Lee" |
| 119 | 85730 | 1968 | Henry Doory Zoo Omaha, NE |
4 thirty passenger coaches | Henry Doory Zoo | 30" gauge First to use new 42" drivers & fluted dome |
| 5 | ? | 1970 | Six Flags St. Louis Eureka, MO |
4 coaches and caboose | Busch Gardens Tampa Tampa, FL |
First 5700 lb tractive effort engine |
| 6 | ? | 1970 | Six Flags St. Louis Eureka, MO |
4 coaches and caboose | Six Flags St. Louis | Named "Tommy G. Robertson" |
| 4 | ? | 1971? | Busch Gardens Tampa Tampa, FL |
5 coaches | Busch Gardens Tampa | South African styling |
| 9 | ? | 1971? | Busch Gardens Tampa Tampa, FL |
5 coaches | Busch Gardens Tampa | South African styling |
| 12 | ? | 1971 | King's Island Cincinnati, OH |
6 coaches | King's Island | Was "Tecumseh", now "Kenny Van Meter" |
| 19 | ? | 1971 | King's Island Cincinnati, OH |
6 coaches | King's Island | Was "Simon Kenton", now "Lew Brown" |
| 17 | ? | 1972 | Lakeside Park Salem, VA |
4 coaches and caboose | Busch Gardens Williamsburg, VA |
Now named "The Alpengeist Express" |
| 33 | 27636 | 1973 | Worlds of Fun Kansas City, MO |
5 coaches | Worlds of Fun | Named "Eli" |
| 1865 | ? | 1973? | Fort Fun Bestig-Wasserfall, Germany |
? | Fort Fun | "Santa Fe Express" |
| 1 | 1790 | 1971 | Carowinds Charlotte, NC |
4 home built coaches from D&RGW chassis | In storage, Santa Margarita, CA |
2-6-2 from 1897 Porter chassis, Named "Melodia" |
| 2 | 37936 | 1973 | Carowinds Charlotte, NC |
4 coaches | MJ's Neverland Ranch Los Olivos, CA |
Appearance altered and named "Katherine" |
| 552 | ? | 1974 | King's Dominion Richmond, VA |
6 coaches | Camp Dry Gulch Adair, OK |
Named "Stonewall Jackson" |
| 601 | ? | 1974 | King's Dominion Richmond, VA |
6 coaches | Busch Gardens Tampa Tampa, FL |
Name? |
| 238 | ? | 1974 | Busch Gardens Williamsburg, VA |
5 European-style coaches | Busch Gardens Williamsburg | Named "Der Hochbeinige" |
| None | ? | 1974 | Busch Gardens Williamsburg, VA |
5 European-style coaches | Busch Gardens Williamsburg | Named "Balmoral Castle" |
| ? | ? | ? | Kuwait | 3 coaches | Baghdad, Iraq | Stolen by Saddam Hussein |
| Engine # | CN # | Date Built | Built for | Coaches | Current location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ? | ~1980 | Canada's Wonderland Toronto, Ontario |
8 thirty passenger coaches | Dorney Park Allentown, PA |
#593 on cab |
| ? | ? | ~1980 | Canada's Wonderland Toronto, Ontario |
8 thirty passenger coaches | Valleyfair Shakopee, MN |
Possibly 2 different engines, Extra coaches sold to Omaha Zoo |
| Canada's Wonderland originally ordered two trains with eight cars a piece. The railroad was never installed and at some point the trains were sold to Valleyfair. Since both Valleyfair and Dorney Park are owned by the Cederfair Corporation, it would be logical to assume that the Dorney engine is one of these two and that Valleyfair has the other. Supposedly, six of the coaches are now owned by the Omaha Zoo, so the Valleyfair and Dorney trains most likely have five cars each. Another possibility is that there are two trains at Valleyfair and the Dorney train was built new around 1990. | ||||||
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