Steam Locomotives

18, Class SC-4, was built by Alco-Pittsburgh in January 1910, #46941, as LS&I 11.  It was renumbered 18 in August 1923.  It was sold to Marquette & Huron Mountain RR as 18, Class SC-4, July 1963 and was then sold to Ishpeming Steel Co in January 1985.  It was then sold to Lake States Steam Association as 18 in June 1985 and then to Grand Canyon Ry as 18 in 1989,

19, Class SC-4, was built by Alco-Pittburgh in 1910, #56942, as LS&I 12.    It was renumbered 19, Class SD-4, in August 1923.  It was sold to M&HM as 19, Class SC-4, in July 1963 and was then sold to Ishpeming Steel Co in January 1985.  It was sold to GCRy as 19 in 1985 and sold to Frisco, TX, for display as Frisco 19..

22, Class SC-4, was built by Alco-Pittsburgh in January  1910, #46944, as Marquette & Southeastern Ry 38.  It was merged as Munising Marquette & Southeastern Ry 38 and merged as LS&I 22 in August 1923.  It was sold to M&HM as 22, Class SC-4, in July 1963 and sold tp Richard Goddard in December 1984.

24, Class SC-4, was built by Alco-Pittsburgh in January 1910, #26840, as M&SE 40.  It was merged as MM&SE 38 and merged as LS&I 24 in August 1923.  It was donated to National Railway Museum in May 1962.

35, Ckass SC-1, was built by Baldwin in April, 1916, #43106, as 19.  It was renumbered 35 in August 1923  It was sold to M&HM as 35, Class SC-1, in July 1963 and sold to Dennis Daugherty in December 1983.  It was sold as LS&I 35 to Illinois Railway Museum inMarch 1985.

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