Connecticut Electric Railway Trolley Museum Snow Plow #12

ID# 51,839

Standard Steel #6712 at the Altoona Railroad Museum on September 24, 1989

ID# 62,344

Connecticut Company Trolley #3001 at Connecticut Electric Railway Trolley Museum

ID# 27,024

Santa Fe Railroad Diesel Locomotive #347C at California State Railroad Museum on August 4, 1990

ID# 51,773

Trolley Snow Plow at Seashore Trolley Museum

ID# 27,016

Scullin Steel Steam Locomotive #3695

ID# 55,893

Seashore Trolley Museum Liverpool Double-Decker Trolley

ID# 38,533

Trolley Museum of New York on February 25, 1984

ID# 62,176

Colorado Railroad Museum Steam Locomotive #318

ID# 56,167

Thatcher Perkins (Original) 1863

ID# 55,430

Long Island Railroad Passenger Car at Connecticut Electric Railway Trolley Museum, July 12, 1972

ID# 59,758

Steamtown U.S.A. Rahway Valley Railroad Steam Locomotive #15

55,645

Strasburg Railroad Rail Car #21 at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania on September 25, 1989

ID# 62,343

Dusseldorf, Germany Trolley Car 955 at National Capital Trolley Museum, December 6, 1969

ID# 2,006

Car 955, from Dusseldorf, Germany, built in 1928, seen at the National Capital Trolley Museum, located on Bonifant Road, between Layhill Road and New Hampshire Avenue, north of Wheaton, Maryland, December 6, 1969.

Photograph by Paul J. Dolkos

Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Steam Locomotive #2716

ID# 57,753

Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain Railroad Steam Locomotive #38 at Sandy Pond, New York on July 7, 1966

ID# 54,457

Dallas Railway & Terminal Company of Texas Trolley #434 at Seashore Trolley Museum in June 1975

ID# 59,190

Might be inside of St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad Caboose #53 at North Bennington, Vermont

ID# 6,754

Colorado & Southern Railway Caboose #1009

ID# 1,803

COLORADO RAILROAD MUSEUM, GOLDEN

Narrow gauge caboose built 1880 for the Denver, South Park & Pacific R.R. (a subsidiary of the Union Pacific). These lines became the Colorado & Southern Ry. 1899. Last used 1943 on final run of narrow gauge Leadville to Climax. In the 1930's hauled passengers on the once a week mixed train Denver via Golden to Blackhawk. Idaho Springs and Georgetown Loop.

Biddeford & Saco Railroad Trolley #31 at Seashore Trolley Museum

ID# 27,018