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Dr. D, I do not know when I will be at the museum next (Especially with the upcoming holidays) but when I do get there I will check the locomotive thoroughly for the valve pilot, ect. The bell, and whistle are at the museum, intact and restored. The cab has also been restored beautifully, but from the ground I'm afraid I can't get up and truly check it out. (I do not work with the restoration crew and do not have the authority to access the cab). I know the automatic signal relays are still present, as well as the hooks for the poles (Not sure where those are, and I don't think the rerailers are with the locomotive either)   I'm sure the water scoop is there, but I have not thoroughly inspected the 2933. Will check it out as soon as I get the chance.                                                                            -S. Connor
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