Operating Steam Locomotives
Due to ongoing restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, insurance requirements, along with the technical, regulatory, and generational changes in the railroad industry, your chance to see an operating steam locomotive outside of a few museums or tourist lines is a rare event, but can still happen.
Contact the individual groups that restore and maintain these locomotives for the latest information.
Contact the individual groups that restore and maintain these locomotives for the latest information.
Chesapeake & Ohio 2716
Kentucky Steam Heritage Corp Irvine, KY |
Pennsylvania 5550
The T1 Trust Pottstown, PA |
Iowa Interstate 6988 & 7081
Central States Steam Preservation Association Newton, IA |
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Nashville, Chatanooga & St. Louis 576
Nashville Steam Preservation Society Nashville, TN |
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Nickel Plate 765
Fort Wayne Railway Historical Society New Haven/Fort Wayne, IN |
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Flagg Coal Company 75 Lehigh Valley Coal 125 Jeddo Coal Company 85 Gramling Locomotive Works Ashley, IN Unique in the steam locomotive preservation field, Gramling has assembled of fleet of working industrial steam locomotives that can be transported to anywhere in the country, giving any place or museum that doesn't usually have steam power the opportunity to host a working engine. |