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[[Category:Mason-Bogie Locomotives]] [[Category:0-4-4T]] [[Category:0-6-4T]]

...of Taunton, Massachusetts - engine builder, machinist, and manufacturer of locomotives and cotton machinery. ...furnaces, gearing, shafting, car wheels made with spokes, and after 1852, locomotives.

...built by that builder will be generated. A list of detail sheets of those locomotives will also be included. :[[:Category:Baldwin Locomotives|Baldwin Locomotives]]

===Locomotives=== |Mason-Bogie, c/n 564, March 1875, 12x18, 40” drivers, 39,000 lb. Built new for Stockt

| Mason-Bogie |One of two locomotives on work train abandoned in placenear Alpha, March 1910 Retained and used by

...on Machine Locomotives]] [[Category:Brooks Locomotives]] [[Category:Brooks Locomotives]] [[Category:4-4-0]] [[Category:4-6-0]] [[Category:2-6-0]] [[Category:0-6-6

==Locomotives== New locomotives built by the Mason Machine Works are painted black with gold leaf ornamenta

...December 1874]</ref> Shortly thereafter rail for 18 miles of track and two locomotives were ordered from the East. On December 30, 1874, the Central Pacific lease Wallace, Arthur W. ''Mason Steam Locomotives'' Forest Park, IL: Heimburger House Publishing Co., 2004 ISBN: 0-9115-8155-

==Locomotives== Steam Locomotives are painted dark Brunswick green.

...a-Hamilton Corporation and Baldwin merged. In 1956 the last of some 70,541 locomotives was produced. While this system gives us a footprint of the locomotive in question, locomotives would also vary by driver diameter, cylinder stroke, wheelbase, weight and

|+Single Boiler Fairlie Type Locomotives Constructed at the Mason Machine Works, 1871-1889

...rnia contracting firm, the Hillyer Deuprey Company. The existing stable of locomotives was not suitable for operating on such steep grades and none of the line’ ...NSL’s revenues plummeted. Steam trains were run on an as needed basis and locomotives rarely went as far as Upper Rochester. In November, 1917 the NSL lost its m

...this was never completed. The V&T purchased a special flat car for moving locomotives from Mound House down to Carson City where they could be worked on at their