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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by john7470 Up in Maine: 1) Eagle lake, deep in the Allagash Wilderness Waterway has two old steam locos (turn-of-the-century ex NYC, I believe) rotting in the woods. They were used in logging operations until the 30s. Bring your canoe... there is no road access. [/quote] Actually, if you check out the Rumourweb site listed, you will find that these engines have actually been saved and are no longer there. I've always been extremely fascinated by this subject. Whenever I see or hear about abandoned railroad equipment, it always angers me greatly, but at the same time am completely fascinated and curious about it. I can't help but fanticise about these trains being rescued and restored some day. If I ever win the lottery, I'm going to try and do so. There was mention of the E&N in BC. There are actually some abandoned steam locomotives still existing in British Columbia, check out this link: http://members.shaw.ca/preservedsteambc/forgotten_bc_locis.htm . Another thing that may help you is to go to google and do image searches for "Abandoned Train", "Derelict Train", etc. Many of the results will get you to non-railfan sites that have information that you might not find otherwise.
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