43 was built by Vulcan Iron Works in December 1918, #2888.  It was sold to Steamtown in 1963 and moved to Scranton in 1985.

2 was built by H K Porter in October 1937k #7250.  It sold to American Machinery Corp and resold to F Nelson Blount and became Mondadnock Steamtown & Northern 2 in June 1963.  It became Steamtown Foundation in 1967 and moved as Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA, in October 1984.

2534, 45 Ton, was built by General Electric in February 1943, #17805, as United States Navy.  It was sold as BMCo 2534 and sold as United Engineers 39-10.  It was sold as Railway Engineering & Supply Co 2 and renumbered 250.

1922, GP9, was built by Electro-Motive in February 1957, #22769, FN 5524-2, as Northern Pacific 286.  It became Burlington Northern 1724, Class GP-9, in 1970 and was retired on July 12, 1983.  It was sold to Chrome Crankshaft on September 27, 1983, and sold as Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority 1922 in January 1984.  It was sold as CNZR 1922.

35, S4, was built by Alco in June 1959, #62008, as Genesee & Wyoming RR 35.  It was sold as CCCL as 35 and sold as Ontario Midland 35.

36, S4, was built by Alco in November 1953, #80943, as Pittsburgh & Lake Erie 8655, Class DES-11L.  It was sold to George R Silcott in 1966 and sold as G&W 36 in 1966.  It was renumbered 1776 in 1976 and returned as 36 in 1977.  It was sold as CCCL as 36 and sold as OMID 36.

53, GP9u, was built by Electro-Motive in May 1954, #19485, FN 5335-4, as  Texas & New Orleans 283, Class DF-602.  It was transferred as Southern Pacific 5893 in 1960 and renumbered 3422, Class EF418-3, in 1966.  It was renumbered 3010, Class EP418-1, in 1967 and was rebuilt as 3191, Class EP418R-1, on October 21, 1977   It was sold to Feather River Rail Society in 1993 and resold as CCCL in 1994.  It was sold as Providence & Worcester 1802 and resold as Housatonic RR 1802 in 2001.

1201, RS3u, was built by Alco May 1951, #78868, as New York Central 8246, Class DRS-16b.  It was renumbered as 5246, Class ARS-16, in 1966 and became Penn Central 5246, Class ARS-16, in 1968.  It was sold as National Railway Passenger Corp 104 in 1976 and rebuilt in 1984.  It was sold as Shoreline Locomotive Co 6055 and resold as CCCL 1201.  It was sold as P&W 120 in 1991 and sold as Cape Cod Central RR 1201 in 2001.  It was scrapped in September 2011.

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1, S4, was built by Alco in September 1955, #81401, as Central Vermont 8081, Class MS-10j. It was retired on December 4, 1987, and was sold to K&L Feed as 1.  It was sold to Connecticut Eastern Railway Museum in 1999 and restored as CV 8081.

0413, 45 Ton, was built by General Electric in March 1943, #17834, as Arlington Mills 2.  It was sold as New Haven Terminal Inc 0413 and acquired to Connecticut Eastern RR Museum.

No number, 25 Ton, was built by General Electric in November 1945, ##28413, as TAD Jones & Co no number.  It was sold as NE no number, and donated to Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum

2556, C425, was built by Alco in May 1966, #3461-01, as Spokane Portland & Seattle 318. It became Burlington Northern 4258, Class C-425, in 1970. It was retired and sold to Chrome in August 1980, and then to Kyle RR as 4258. It was later sold to Arkansas & Missouri for parts  .It was sold as Massachusetts Central RR 4258 and sold as Shoreline Locomotive 2556.  It was sold as Bay Colony Ry 2501 and transferred as Seminole Gulf RR 550.  It was sold as Western New York & Pennsylvania RR 428.

6055, RS3u, was built by Alco May 1951, #78868, as New York Central 8246, Class DRS-16b.  It was renumbered as 5246, Class ARS-16, in 1966 and became Penn Central 5246, Class ARS-16, in 1968.  It was sold as National Railway Passenger Corp 104 in 1976 and rebuilt in 1984.  It was sold as Shoreline Locomotive Co 6055 and resold as Connecticut Central RR 1201.  It was sold as Providence & Worcester 120 in 1991 and sold as Cape Cod Central RR 1201 in 2001.  It was scrapped in September 2011.

2 was built by H K Porter in December 1941, #7344, as Barium Steel Co 2.  It was acquired as U S Navy Norfolk Navy Yard 2 and sold as Simons Wrecking Co 2.  It was acquired by Steamtown Foundation in December 1965 and sold to Melvin Carl in April 1986.  It was sold to R B Strong in June 1986.  It was sold to JRM Hauling & Recycling and donated to City of Peabody, MA in June 2006.  The project was too much and sold to Friends of Valley RR in December 2008.  It was restored cosmetically in 2009. 

10 was built by Baldwin Locomotive in July 1934, #61820, as Standard Steel Co. 10,  It was sold to Wickwire-Spencer Steel Co but did not move until 1948.  It was sold to Robert Carlson in 1970 and sent to Valley Railroad.  It was later sold to Joseph Pagano and donated to Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum.  It was sent to Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum in 2008.

40 was built by Alco-Brooks in August 1920, #61850, as Portland Astoria & Pacific 101.  It was sold as Minarets & Western RR 101 in May 1922 and sold to Birmingham Rail & Locomotive in November 1935.  It was sold as Aberdeen & Rockfish 40 in December 1935.  It was retired in 1952 and sold as VRRC 40 in 1977.

97 was built by Alco-Cooke in 1923, #65188, for planned sale to Cuba.  It was sold and shipped on March 5, 1926, as Birmingham & Southeastern RR 200.  It was sold to Stephen D Bogen in 1963 and operated as Vermont Ry 97 in 1964.  It was transferred as VRRC 97 in 1970.

0800, 44 Ton, Class DEY-4, was built by General Electric in December 1950, #30854, as Long Island RR 400, Class GS-4.  It was sold to Black River & Western as 400 in November 1963 and sold to Stephen Bogen in 1966.  It was sold to VRRC as 400 in 1966 and renumbered as 0800, Class DEY-4, in 1973.  It went to Connecticut Eastern RR Museum 0800

M-55, Model 55, Brill in 1930, #22880, as Sperry Rail Service 116.  It was renumbered 121 in June 1935 and sold as Remington Arms 121 in June 1953.  It was sold as VRRC M-55 and sold to Edwards Railway Motor Co.  It was sold as Black River & Western M-55 in 2003 and leased as Arizona Eastern RR M-55 between October 2005 until July 2006.