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McCloud River Railroad Company Locomotive #19 Baldwin 2-8-2 Built- 1915 c/n- #42000 Drivers- 48" Cylinders- 20x28 Weight- 178,400 lbs. Boiler pressure- 180 lbs. Tractive effort- 35,700 lbs. |
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| Builder's photograph of the locomotive that would become McCloud River #19. Courtesy Yreka Western archives. |
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The future McCloud River #19, seen here in Mexico lettered as Cia de Real del Monte y Pachuca #105, a road
owned by United Mining & Smelting. Courtesy Yreka Western archives.
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| The #19 is seen here near the McCloud depot. The McCloud Hotel is the building behind the locomotive. Photo is from the George Landrock collection. |
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Another early photo of the #19, this time in the McCloud yards.
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The #19 with caboose #031 in the McCloud yards. Photo is from the Fred C. Stoes collection and is courtesy of Yesteryear Depot.
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| Photo dated 21 April 1948 and credited to Robert Hanft. Taken at the water tank located adjacent to the McCloud roundhouse. |
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| Another view of the #19 late in its McCloud career. |
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| A more contemporary view of the #19 in service on the Yreka Western at Yreka, CA, around 1994. |
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Two views of the #19 loaded on a flatcarin Montague, California, on 19 March 2017, waiting to be picked up by the Central
Oregon & Pacific for the start on its journey to the Age of Steam Roundhouse in Ohio. Jeff Moore photos. |
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