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Picture Gallery - Locomotives

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#1 "Hero" later named Peppersass shown here in 1866 during a demonstration run. From a Stereograph by Kilburn Bros.
First #2 (not named) built in 1868, dismantled in 1869, to provide parts for the second #2. From a Stereograph by F. G. Weller.
Second #2 "George Stephenson", built in 1869 using parts from the first #2 From a Stereograph by Kilburn Bros.
Second #3 "Hercules", built in 1874.
Another view of Second #3 "Hercules" shown on Jacob's Ladder.
Second #4 "Atlas" built in 1875 shown on Jacob's Ladder.
Second #8 "TipTop", built in 1983 at the Cog Railway Shop, and #9 "Waumbek", built in 1908.
Another view of #9 "Waumbek at the Base."
A view of #9 "Waumbek".
#10 "Colonel Teague", built in 1972 at the Cog Railway Shop. Seen near the Summit.
Another view of #10 "Colonel Teague" leaving the Base.
#1 "Peppersass" on her last run in 1929.
Another view of #1 "Peppersass" on her last run.
Track speeder sitting on the mainline near the car shop and transfer table.
M-1 Diesel engine. While never fully operational, the concept of a diesel engine for work trains and a spare remains valid.

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