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| Locomotives of the Fond du Lac, Amboy & Peoria Railway Company | |
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 (photo typical of this class as in the BLW Narrow Gauge Locomotives catalog of 1876) Locomotive 1, the "G.H. Wellman", was built for the FLA&P in May 1877 by Burnham, Parry, Williams & Co. (Baldwin Locomotive Works) as number 4082. The G.H. Wellman was a 4-4-0 American type narrow gauge passenger locomotive. Essential data: Cylinders 11" x 16" Drivers 42" Truck wheels 24" Tender (unknown, typically 4 wheel 750 gallons or 8 wheel 1100 gallons) Gross weight 34,500 lbs BLW Class 8-16 C Disposition: The G.H. Wellman was acquired by the CMStP during the acquisition of the FLA&P in 1883. In1892 it was sold to Eagles Mere RR (EMRR #1). The EM was sold in 1928 and the locomotive was acquired by the Tuscarora Valley RR. |
 (photo typical of this class as in the BLW Narrow Gauge Locomotives catalog of 1876) Locomotive 2, the "Judge Kinyon", was built for the FLA&P in August 1877 by Burnham, Parry, Williams & Co. (Baldwin Locomotive Works) as number 4132. The Judge Kinyon was a 2-6-0 narrow gauge freight locomotive. Essential data: Cylinders 12" x 18" Drivers 37" Truck wheels 24" Tender (unknown, typically 8 wheel 1200 gallons) Gross weight 42,730 lbs BLW Class 8-18 D Disposition: The Judge Kinyon was acquired by the CMStP during the acquisition of the FLA&P in 1883. It was renumbered 104, 414 and 1403 under CMStP ownership. | |
| Updated November 6, 2003. | |
