Builder photo of Construction Number 1208 showing right side of 36 inch gauge Roanoke Railroad and Lumber Company 18 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 23 at Erie, Pennsylvania, February 1911. This locomotive was used in logging near Bath, North Carolina.

Builder photo of Construction Number 1170 showing right side of 36 inch gauge Roanoke Railroad and Lumber Company 24 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 22 at Erie, Pennsylvania in October 1909. This locomotive was used in logging near Bath, North Carolina.

Builder photo of Construction Number 1361 showing right side of R.J. Darnell, Incorporated 32 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 1 at Erie, Pennsylvania, March 1917. This locomotive was used for logging near Batesville, Mississippi.

The Rexall Train, special touring exhibition of Rexall Drug Co., stopped at Puyallup, Washington, on May 30, 1936. A crowd of boys observe the streamlined New York Central Mohawk-type steam locomotive and trailing display cars. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson collection. Other Subject Classes: exhibition train, steam locomotive, people

Reed and Cambell Construction Company Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 1 at Patzcuaro, Mexico. This was the first Heisler geared steam locomotive built by Stearns Manufacturing Company in August 1894.

Rayonier, Incorporated steam locomotive 3100 at Railroad Camp, Washington, circa 1949. Northern Pacific number 3100, a class Z-1 built by Baldwin in 1910, was sold to Polson Logging Company in 1940 and used to haul log trains from the Olympia National Forest properties north of Hoquiam WA into the 1950s. Polson sold to Rayonier in 1948. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, locomotive shop

Rayonier, Incorporated steam locomotive 3100 at Railroad Camp, Washington, circa 1949. Northern Pacific number 3100, a class Z-1 built by Baldwin in 1910, was sold to Polson Logging Company in 1940 and used to haul log trains from the Olympia National Forest properties north of Hoquiam WA into the 1950s. Polson sold to Rayonier in 1948. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, locomotive shop

Rayonier, Incorporated steam locomotive 3100 at Railroad Camp, Washington, circa 1949. Northern Pacific number 3100, a class Z-1 built by Baldwin in 1910, was sold to Polson Logging Company in 1940 and used to haul log trains from the Olympia National Forest properties north of Hoquiam WA into the 1950s. Polson sold to Rayonier in 1948. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, locomotive shop