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This is an 1882 Porter 0-4-2 at the Nevada State Railroad
Museum. The Joe Douglas.
Photo courtesy of David Fletcher. Click for a specification
sheet or additional photos.
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Mount Tamalpais & Muir Woods No 6, a 0-4-0T Porter. Built in
1906 and scrapped in 1944.
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for additional photos and drawings.
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This photo of a 0-4-0 Porter shows it in logging service.
Date,
location and owner is unknown.
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Northern Pacific No 1 the Minnetonka, a Porter 0-4-0 located in
Duluth, MN. Built by Smith & Porter in 1870.
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An 1882 Porter 0-4-0 narrow gauge steam train locomotive from
Phelps Dodge’s Morenci mine. Now at the Arizona
Mining & Mineral Museum.
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Hilda - built in 1899 by Porter to
3'6" gauge for the Kauri Freehold Gold Estates, Whangapoua,
New Zealand. Served from 1902-1907, Grand Junction Mine, Waihi.
On Nov 17, 1908 destroyed by fire.
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The Eureka Mill RR was a 30" narrow gauge line located in Nevada.
It ran for a little over a mile transporting silver ore from the
Virginia & Truckee RR at Santiago to the Eureka Mill. This is
Eureka Mill No 1, a Porter
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