0-2-2 Locomotives in the USA

The 0-2-2 wheel arrangement was only briefly used in the early days of steam. The best example of this wheel arrangement is Stephenson's Rocket of 1829. The original Rocket is preserved (in modified form) at the London Science Museum. There are several surviving replicas of this locomotive in the USA.

Railroads that used 0-2-2 Locomotives in the USA (data provided by Steve Llanso of Sweat House Media)

Railroads that used 0-2-2 locomotives in other countries

Surviving Examples of 0-2-2 Locomotives in the USA

No.	F.M. Whyte	Gauge	Railroad Line	Location	Status	Builder Info	Notes
	0-2-2	4'-8½"	Liverpool & Manchester	Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago, IL	display	Robert Stephenson & Co. (Darlington Works), 1931	Named Rocket. Replica.
Rocket	0-2-2	4'-8½"		Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, MI	display	Robert Stephenson & Co. (Darlington Works), 1929	Replica built by original builder of the Rocket which is in London.
	0-2-2	36"		Roaring Camp & Big Trees Railroad, Felton, CA	display	Locomobile	Vertical boiler track inspection car.
	0-2-2	4'-8½"		Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT	display		vertical boiler track inspection car named Gertie Buck.
	0-2-2	4'-8½"	Reading	Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg, PA	display	Braithwaite Milner & Co, 1838	Named Rocket. From the Franklin Institute Science Museum, PHiladelphia, PA.

Wes Barris