ID'ing early 20th century steam engines

[Anonymous]

http://www.urbaneagle.com/slim/NGSLGplanlist.html Ok,thanks those are some realy old,but outstanding pix.If you will take the time(maybe quite a bit of time) to follow this link i believe you will be able to root out some of the info you are looking for.Good luck!! Don

[Anonymous]

http://www.urbaneagle.com/slim/NGSLGplanlist.html Ok,thanks those are some realy old,but outstanding pix.If you will take the time(maybe quite a bit of time) to follow this link i believe you will be able to root out some of the info you are looking for.Good luck!! Don

[prewardude]

I think this is the proper URL: http://members.cox.net/sn3nut/black%20hills.htm - that extra dot at the end is what messed it up! [:(]

[prewardude]

I think this is the proper URL: http://members.cox.net/sn3nut/black%20hills.htm - that extra dot at the end is what messed it up! [:(]

[Anonymous]

Tom,i tried but your link doesn't work.

[Anonymous]

Tom,i tried but your link doesn't work.

[Anonymous]

I'm doing some historical research about the Deadwood Central, later Burlington, line from Deadwood, SD to Spearfish,SD - 1897 to 1934. I've found some photos on the net of the locomotives, and do not have the experience to identify them easily. If there is someone who might want to make a stab at it, let me know. The web address is http://members.cox.net/sn3nut/black%20hills.htm. Any help would be appreciated. Tom J.

[Anonymous]

I'm doing some historical research about the Deadwood Central, later Burlington, line from Deadwood, SD to Spearfish,SD - 1897 to 1934. I've found some photos on the net of the locomotives, and do not have the experience to identify them easily. If there is someone who might want to make a stab at it, let me know. The web address is http://members.cox.net/sn3nut/black%20hills.htm. Any help would be appreciated. Tom J.