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McCloud River Railroad Company Locomotive #29 Baldwin DRS-6-6-1500 Built- 1950 c/n- 74812 Horsepower- 1500 |
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| #29 pulling caboose #031 between the paint shop and scale house. Photo from the Travis Berryman collection. |
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| #29 sitting in front of the McCloud shop on 31 August 1957. Photo is by Jerry Lamper and is used here with permission. |
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| Another shot of the #29 on 31 August 1957 by Jerry Lamper, but in color . |
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| A photo of the #29 towards the end of its McCloud career. Photo by and courtesy of Dennis Sullivan. |
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| The #29 is seen here at the end of her career on the McCloud. Photo taken June 1969. The unit, along with the rest of the McCloud's
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| The #29 is seen here in 1978 as Magma Arizona Railroad's #10 in their open air enginehouse in Superior, AZ. The Magma Arizona kept the McCloud paint basically intact, changing only the number and lettering. Later on the Magma Arizona painted yellow stripes over the red stripes. Photo is by Bart Barton and is from the collection of the Arizona Railway Museum . |
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| The #29 as it appears today, in the collection of the Arizona Railway Museum in Chandler, Arizona. Note that the red stripes have been painted over with yellow except across the dynamic brake and air intake screens. Photo by Steve Whisel and is from the collection of the Arizona Railway Museum. |
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| Another photo of the #29 in the Arizona Railway Museum in Chandler, AZ. Photo taken 1997 by Steve Whisel and is from the collection of Arizona Railway Museum. |
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| A cab interior shot of the #29 in the Arizona Railway Museum in Chandler, AZ. Photo by and courtesy of Andy Szabo. |
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| The McCloud River #29/Magma Arizona #10 is operational and is currently undergoing a mechanical and cosmetic restoration. You can read about this project here. |
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