Portland Company - 5'6"-gauge Locomotives For The Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad

5'6"-gauge Locomotives For The Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad

Works number Date Type Weight Drivers Cylinders A&StL# Name GTR #
2 September 1848 4-4-0 23 tons 60" 15x22 1 Montreal 101
5 30 December 1848 4-4-0 23 tons 60" 15x22 2 Machigonne 102
6 24 February 1849 4-4-0 22 tons 60" 15x22 3 (1st) Oxford 103
8 16 May 1849 4-4-0 24 tons 60" 14x20 4 William P. Preble 104
13 30 December 1949 4-4-0 22 tons 66" 15x20 5 Waterville 105
14 1 February 1850 4-4-0 22 tons 66" 15x20 6 Coos 106
18 1850 4-4-0 25 tons 60" 15x20 26 Jenny Lind
19 January 1851 4-4-0 22 tons 60" 15x20 7 Felton 107
20 June 1851 4-4-0 24 tons 54" 17x22 8 Railway King 108
28 December 1851 4-4-0 22 tons 60" 14x20 9 Casco 109
29 January 1852 4-4-0 22 tons 66" 15x20 10 Forest City 110
30 March 1852 4-4-0 20 tons 60" 13x20 11 Danville 111
31 1852 4-4-0 23 tons 60" 13x20 27 Consuelo
32 May 1852 4-4-0 22 tons 60" 14x22 12 Falmouth 112
36 11 November 1852 4-4-0 22 tons 60" 15x20 13 Daniel Webster 113
40 January 1853 4-4-0 24 tons 60" 16x22 14 Cumberland 114
41 April 1853 4-4-0 24 tons 60" 16x22 17 Norway 117
42 27 January 1853 4-4-0 21 tons 66" 14x22 15 Nulhegan 115
43 11 April 1853 4-4-0 23 tons 72" 15x22 16 Paris 116
44 24 June 1853 4-4-0 23 tons 66" 15x22 20 Gloucester 120
45 23 May 1853 4-4-0 24 tons 60" 15x22 18 Yarmouth 118
46 June 1853 4-4-0 24 tons 60" 15x22 19 Amonoosuc 119
48 20 September 1853 4-4-0 24 tons 60" 16x22 21 Vermont 121
49 16 November 1853 4-4-0 22 tons 72" 14x22 22 Gorham 122
56 1 December 1853 4-4-0 23 tons 72" 15x22 23 J.S.Little 123

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