Freight Cars
| Number | Builder | Type | Date | Capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jackson & Sharp | flatcar | 1882 | 12 tons | 30 feet long. |
| 2 | Jackson & Sharp | flatcar | 1882 | 12 tons | 30 feet long. |
| 3 | Jackson & Sharp | flatcar | 1882 | 12 tons | 30 feet long. |
| 4 | Jackson & Sharp | gondola | 1882 | 12 tons | 30 feet long. |
| 5 | Jackson & Sharp | flatcar | 1882 | 12 tons | 30 feet long. |
| 6 | Jackson & Sharp | flatcar | 1882 | 12 tons | 30 feet long. |
| 7 | Jackson & Sharp | gondola | 1882 | 12 tons | 31 feet long. |
| 8 | Jackson & Sharp | gondola | 1882 | 12 tons | 31 feet long. |
| 9 | Jackson & Sharp | flatcar | 1882 | 12 tons | 31 feet long. |
| 10 | Jackson & Sharp | gondola | 1882 | 12 tons | 31 feet long. |
| 11 | Jackson & Sharp | boxcar | 1882 | 12 tons | 30 feet long. |
| 12 | Jackson & Sharp | boxcar | 1882 | 12 tons | Converted to 24-foot (7.3 m) caboose by railroad. |
| 13 | Jackson & Sharp | boxcar | 1893 | 12 tons | 24 feet long. |
| 14 | Jackson & Sharp | boxcar | 1893 | 12 tons | 24 feet long. |
| 15 | Catskill Mountain Ry. | gondola | 1906 or 1907 | 8 tons | 22 feet long. Built for interchange with Otis Ry. and Catskill & Tannersville Ry. |
| 16 | Catskill Mountain Ry. | gondola | 1906 or 1907 | 8 tons | 22 feet long. Built for interchange with Otis Ry. and Catskill & Tannersville Ry. |
| 17 | Catskill Mountain Ry. | boxcar | 1908 or 1909 | 8 tons | 22 feet long. Built for interchange with Otis Ry. and Catskill & Tannersville Ry. |
| 18 | Catskill Mountain Ry. | boxcar | 1908 or 1909 | 8 tons | 22 feet long. Built for interchange with Otis Ry. and Catskill & Tannersville Ry. |
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