#0-4-0

Two little cousins: 4-8-4 SP 4449 Daylight chills with her Lima Locomotive works relatives for a family reunion of sorts: 2-8-4 NKP 1225 from the New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad -- aka the Nickel Plate Road. Lima 2-8-4 Pere Marquette Railway 1225. The get together was a little steamy with late nights spent around the turntable hosted by the sisters, little 0-4-0 tank engine Little River 1 and her grown up sister, Little River 110 -- a 4-6-2 with a tender behind -- 1 invited a couple of her friends too, other 0-4-0 tank engines Flagg Coal 75 and Viscose 6.

They all enjoyed receiving loving rubs and attention. But 4449 wanted more attention, so, like a naughty engine, she stubbed her pilot truck on a turnout frog and made a big fuss. She enjoyed the extra attention while it lasted, but it meant that she wasn't allowed out to play with her cousins later.

SPMW 1, Narrow Gauge Porter 0-4-0T

Reportedly, SPMW Narrow Gauge SPMW 1 was built in 1903 by Porter as, builders number 2857.

SPMW 1 at Bayshore, Yard, San Francisco

Southern Pacific Maintenance of Way (SPMW) 3 foot gauge 0-4-0 number SPMW 1 in San Francisco, CA, on Sunday, January 9, 1938. It reportedly was scrapped six days later. From the Jack Darrough Collection, used with permission. Potographer identified as T.C. Wurm.