4-4-0 "American" Locomotives in the USA

The 4-4-0 or "American" type locomotive was widely used in North America during the 1800's. This wheel arrangement was well suited to the grades and curvature of the railroad of that time. Around 25,000 4-4-0 locomotives were built by companies including Rogers, Baldwin, Cooke and Mason. However, the design required the firebox to fit between the driving wheels which limited its firing (and thus steaming) capacity and by 1900 larger locomotives were needed.

Railroads that used 4-4-0 "American" Locomotives in the USA (data provided by Steve Llanso of Sweat House Media)

Railroads that used 4-4-0 locomotives in other countries

Surviving Examples of 4-4-0 "American" Locomotives in the USA

No.	Class	F.M. Whyte	Gauge	Railroad Line	Location	Status	Builder Info	Notes
1		4-4-0	36"		Disneyland, Anaheim, CA	operational	WED Enterprises, 1955	Named Cyrus K. Holliday.
2		4-4-0	36"		Disneyland, Anaheim, CA	operational	WED Enterprises, 1955	Named EP Ripley.
1100		4-4-0	4'-8½"	SP (SF&ARR)	Deschutes Road, Sacramento River, Anderson, CA	sunk	Stevens, 1868	Named J.G. Kellogg. Was recovered from the river in the 1970s by a contractor who displayed the locomotive for a time. However, the locomotive was disposed back into the river when it was no longer desired.
49 (12)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	W&A (L&N)	Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, GA	display	Danforth, Cooke & Co., 1856	Named Texas. Was cosmetically restored at the North Carolina Transportation Museum, Spencer, NC. Previously displayed at the Cyclorama.
3		4-4-0	36"		Six Flags Over Georgia, Austell, GA	out of service	Harpur, 1966	Named General. Converted to diesel hydraulic in February 2005. Suffered a major fire on May 11, 2018. Has a new cab. Awaiting future overhaul and repairs.
49		4-4-0	36"		Six Flags Over Georgia, Austell, GA	operational	Harpur, 1966	Named Texas. Converted to diesel hydraulic in February 2005.
25	F	4-4-0	4'-8½"	B&O	B&O Railroad Museum, Baltimore, MD	display	Mason Machine Works #46, 1856	Named William Mason. Used to be oldest operational standard gauge steam locomotive on earth, featured in 'The Great Locomotive Chase' (1956). Previously operated in 2012. Cosmetically restored in 2017.
4 (66)		4-4-0	36"	Walt Disney World (Unidos de Yucatan)	Magic Kingdom, Bay Lake, FL	out of service	Baldwin #42915, 1916	Named Roy O. Disney. Taken out of service in 2019. Returned to operation on December 23, 2022. Taken out of service again in January 2024 and sent to the Strasburg Railroad, Strasburg, PA for an overhaul.
		4-4-0	15"	Eden Springs Park	Eden Springs Park, Benton Harbor, MI	operational	Cagney, 1904	Painted gray.
7		4-4-0	15"	Eden Springs Park	Eden Springs Park, Benton Harbor, MI	operational	Cagney, 1904	Rebuilt by House of David 1920. Painted black.
5		4-4-0	15"	Redwood Valley Railway	Redwood Valley Railway, Berkeley, CA	operational		Named Fern.
7		4-4-0			Bonne Terre Mine, Bonne Terre, MO	sunk		Fake, mock locomotive.
999 (314)		4-4-0	15"	Blue Mountain Railway	Blue Mountain Railway, Braddock Heights, MD	private operational	Cagney, 1901	Built for the 1901 Panamerican Exposition in Buffalo, NY.
306		4-4-0	24"	Everglade Express	Veterans Memorial Railroad, Bristol, FL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	From the Lion Country Safari, Loxahatchee, FL, then the Gold Coast Railroad Museum, Miami, FL.
83		4-4-0	24"		Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, CA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1982
3		4-4-0	24"	Shelby & Southern	Shelby & Southern Railroad, Calera, AL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)
7		4-4-0	24"	Tolt River Railroad	Remlinger Farms, Carnation, WA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1964	From Idlewild Park, Ligonier, PA.
8		4-4-0	4'-8½"	D&R	Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City, NV	display	Cooke Locomotive & Machine Works #1861, 1888	From Virginia City, NV, then Jamestown, CA, then Sacramento, CA. Previously operated in 2010. Placed on display at the museum entrance.
22		4-4-0	4'-8½"	V&T	Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City, NV	operational	Baldwin #3693, 1875	Named Inyo. Featured in 'Wild Wild West' (1999) and many other Western movies.
18		4-4-0	4'-8½"	V&T	Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City, NV	display	CP (Sacramento) #6, 1873	Named Dayton. From the Comstock History Center, Virginia City, NV.
2		4-4-0	22"	Steeplechase Railroad	Tellus Science Museum, Cartersville, GA	display	Cagney, 1905
1752		4-4-0	24"	Portsmouth City RR	Mideast Railroad, Carthage, NC	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #33324, 1963	Named Pokey Smokey. From Portsmouth, VA.
349		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Central of GA	Children's Hospital at Erlanger - Kennedy Outpatient Center, Chattanooga, TN	display	Baldwin (Burnham) #11994, 1891
2	D	4-4-0	15"		Cheyenne Steamers, Cheyenne, WY	operational	Cagney, 1911
4	D	4-4-0	15"	Como Hot Spring	Wasatch Railroad Contractors, Cheyenne, WY	restoration, private	Cagney, 1904	From Morgan, UT, then Murray, UT, then Heber City, UT.
119		4-4-0	15"		Wasatch Railroad Contractors, Cheyenne, WY	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1960s	From CT. Restored to operation in 2015.
3		4-4-0	15"		Wasatch Railroad Contractors, Cheyenne, WY	stored	Armitage-Herschell	From Moses Lake, WA in 2006.
999	C-14a	4-4-0	4'-8½"	NYC&HRRR	Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago, IL	display	NYC&HRR, 1893	First steam locomotive in the USA claimed to have reached 100 mph (1893).
		4-4-0		Cincinnati Western	along I74 near downtown, Cincinnati, OH	buried	1850s	Buried in a collapsed tunnel. Used in construction for a line running west that was never completed. Apartments are now built over the tunnel. -- Dennis Larrick
19		4-4-0	36"		Kings Island, Cincinnati, OH	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1972	Named Lew Brown.
12		4-4-0	36"		Kings Island, Cincinnati, OH	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1972	Named Kenny Van Meter.
		4-4-0	24"		private backyard, Dayton, OH	private operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	From either a California amusement park or possibly from Bonnie Springs Ranch, Nevada. No further information is available.
1		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Ford	Greenfield Village, Dearborn, MI	operational	Manchester Locomotive Works, 1875	Named Edison. Rebuilt at the Rouge Shops from an 0-4-0 type in 1932 to represent an 1800's William Mason by Henry Ford.
7		4-4-0	4'-8½"	DT&I (Detroit & Lima Northern)	Greenfield Village, Dearborn, MI	operational	Baldwin #15317, 1897	Henry Ford's personal locomotive. Restored in 2012.
110 (3)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	J.J. McDonough Lumber (Atlantic & Gulf)	Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, MI	display	Rogers #812, 01/1858	Named Sam Hill, operated in the 1930s when Henry Ford opened and carried President Hoover to the opening of Greenfield Village in 1929.
		4-4-0	15"		Forney Transportation Museum, Denver, CO	display	Cagney
17		4-4-0	22"		Lakeside Amusement Park, Denver, CO	unknown	Cagney, 1896
18		4-4-0	22"		Lakeside Amusement Park, Denver, CO	unknown	Cagney, 1896
628		4-4-0	4'-8½"	CRI&P	Cimarron River between Dover and Kingfisher, Dover, OK	sunk		Sank on September 18, 1906.
66		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Natural Tunnel (Rim Rock)	Natural Tunnel State Park, Duffield, VA	display	Barnett Enterprises (Norton), 1967	Built as 2-4-0 diesel powered tender.
1		4-4-0	4'-8½"	GN (M&P)	Lake Superior Railroad Museum, Duluth, MN	display	New Jersey Locomotive, 1861	Named William Crooks.
104 (1)	8-24C	4-4-0	4'-8½"	Red River & Gulf (LE)	Southeastern Railway Museum, Duluth, GA	display	Baldwin #52207, 08/1919	Named General II. From Stone Mountain Scenic.
16		4-4-0	16"	Chippewa Valley	Chippewa Valley Railroad, Eau Claire, WI	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1959	From Lee Merrick.
1		4-4-0	36"		El Paso Connection, El Paso, TX	display	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #33136, 1963	From the Legend City amusement park, Phoenix, AZ, then the Magic Landing amusement park, El Paso, TX.
1 (111)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	EP&SW (CM&StP)	Union Plaza Transit Terminal, El Paso, TX	display	Breese, Kneeland & Co. #73, 1857	Cosmetically restored in the 2000s.
331 (63)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	PRR (Central Pacific)	The Star Barn Village, Elizabethtown, PA	operational	Kloke Locomotive Works, 2009	Named Leviathan, replica based off of O'Connor Engineering blueprints of the locomotives at Promontory Summit.
1865		4-4-0	16"		Knoebels Amusement Resort, Elysburg, PA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1960	Named Old Smokey Train.
1052		4-4-0	12"		Emerald Hills Railway, Emerald Hills, CA	private operational	Ottaway, 1948
6		4-4-0	36"		Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, MO	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1970	Named Tommy G. Robertson. Painted red. Taken out of service for major maintenance in August 2022. Returned to operation on September 30, 2023.
		4-4-0	15"		NJ Museum of Transportation, Farmingdale, NJ	display	Cagney, 1923	From a NJ beachfront amusement park.
3L		4-4-0T	36"	Cavan Leitrim	NJ Museum of Transportation, Farmingdale, NJ	stored	Robert Stephenson & Co. (Darlington Works) #2614, 1887	Named Lady Edith.
1		4-4-0	24"		Lagoon Amusement Park, Farmington, UT	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)
126		4-4-0	24"		Lagoon Amusement Park, Farmington, UT	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)
3		4-4-0	24"	Carson City & Mills Park	Shortline Railroad Park & Museum, Farmington, UT	display	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Sold in 2021. Current location unknown.
97		4-4-0	16"	Smokey Joe	Eastern Shore Threshermen & Collectors Association, Federalsburg, MD	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1961	From Haines City, FL.
98		4-4-0	15"	Little Toot Railroad	Charley Brown Park, Flora, IL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #1, 1959	Named Little Toot.
1		4-4-0	12"	Folsom Valley Railway (Ottaway)	Folsom Valley Railway, Folsom, CA	operational	Erich Thompsen (Berkeley), 1950	Named Cricket, from Tilden Park.
		4-4-0	24"		Carowinds Park, Fort Mill, SC	display	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Duplication of the Crown in Huntsville? Converted to gasoline?
999		4-4-0	15"		Gaines, MI	stored	Armitage-Herschell, 1904
68 (2)	25 ton	4-4-0	36"	UP (Astroworld)	Brook Rother, Georgetown, CA	restoration	Harpur, 1968	Replica. From the defunct Six Flags AstroWorld, Houston, TX, then the Silverwood amusement park, Athol, ID, then Laramie, WY.
		4-4-0	24"		Gilroy Gardens, Gilroy, CA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	sold, whereabouts unknown.
		4-4-0	24"		Gilroy Gardens, Gilroy, CA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	sold, whereabouts unknown.
171		4-4-0	12"	WF&P	Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MO	operational	International Miniature Railway (Elgin, IL), 1907	Reboilered in 2018.
180		4-4-0	12"	WF&P	Wabash, Frisco & Pacific Railroad, Glencoe, MO	operational	1923	From C.A. Wheeler, Hannibal, MO in 1944; Reboilered 2018.
3		4-4-0	36"		Doe River Gorge, Hampton, TN	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #643736, 1964	Built for Vegasland, Las Vegas. From Pioneer City, Davie, FL, then Carowinds Amusement Park, then South of the Border Amusement Park, Charlotte, then Timber Rail Village, White River Junction, VT, then Huntsville, AL.
642		4-4-0	4'-8½"	T&P	Village Creek, Handley, TX	sunk
25		4-4-0	24"	Reynolds Brothers Sugar	Hempstead & Northern, Hempstead, TX	private	W. G. Bagnall #2522, 1935	Named Simpola.
1875		4-4-0	24"	Dry Gulch RR	Hershey Park, Hershey, PA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named Janelle.
1907		4-4-0	24"	Dry Gulch RR	Hershey Park, Hershey, PA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named Skooter.
7 (2)		4-4-0	36"		Old Hickory Railroad, Jackson, LA	out of service	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #43436, 1964	From the defunct Frontierland amusement park, Cherokee, NC.
552		4-4-0	36"		Worlds of Fun, Kansas City, MO	restoration	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1974	From Kings Dominion, VA, then Dry Gulch USA, Adair, OK. Propane. Being restored as Levi. Will eventually operate alongside Eli when the restoration to operation is complete.
33		4-4-0	36"		Worlds of Fun, Kansas City, MO	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #27636, 1973	Named Eli. Taken out of service for a major overhaul in late 2018. Returned to operation in August 2021.
1		4-4-0	24"	Tolt River Railroad	The Fun Farm, Kearney, MO	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named Hank. From Remlinger Farms, Carnation, WA.
99		4-4-0	24"	PARR (CKRR)	The Fun Farm, Kearney, MO	display	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #99, 1971	Operated between 1971 and 1980 at Magic Mountain, Valencia, then displayed at Calgrove Kennels, Santa Clarita, CA, then, for a short while near Grindstone Rd, Port Austion, MI. Later displayed at the Lark Ranch, Greenfield, IN.
		4-4-0	24"		The Fun Farm, Kearney, MO	restoration	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	From the Rotunda Grapevine Railroad, Fredonia, NY, then Salt Lake City, UT.
3 (39)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	W&A (L&N)	Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History, Kennesaw, GA	display	Rogers Ketchum & Grosvenor, 1855	Named The General.
1		4-4-0	15"	Tough & Rumble	Rough & Tumble Threshers Museum, Kinzers, PA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1958	Named Toot.
60 (260)	8-30C	4-4-0	4'-8½"	SA&AP (T&NO)	Three Rivers Rambler, Knoxville, TN	stored	Baldwin #55390, 1922	From Stone Mountain, GA.
1 (567)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Anthony & Northern (CRI&P)	S of town, west of Hwy 19, Arkansas River, Larned, KS	sunk	Brooks, 1887	Sunk in 1919.
4 (5)	8/18 C	4-4-0	36"	E&P	Dan Markoff, Las Vegas, NV	operational	Baldwin (Burnham) #3763, 1875	Named Eureka. Operates occasional special excursions at the C&TS, Chama, NM/Antonito, CO, the D&S, Durango, CO, the NSRM, Carson City, NV, and the NSRRM, Boulder City, NV.
1 (1193)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	ST&E (SP)	Travel Town Museum, Los Angeles, CA	display	JA Norris-Lancaster #12, 1864	Named Mariposa.
98		4-4-0	4'-8½"	W&W (Mississippi Central)	Wilmington & Western Railroad, Marshallton, DE	out of service	Alco (Brooks) #45921, 01/1909	From the Strasburg Railroad, Strasburg, PA. Restored to operation in 1972. Taken out of service in early 2017. Undergoing mandated 1,472-day inspection and overhaul.
3		4-4-0	24"	ES&G	Gold Coast Railroad Museum, Miami, FL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Powered by compressed air.
7 (30)		4-4-0	ng	Carbon Limestone	Land of Illusion, Middletown, OH	display	H.K. Porter #6792, 03/1923	Built as a 2-4-0. Rebuilt by Custom Fabricators for Coal Town USA, Jacksboro, TN. May have served at Doe River Gorge then at the Tropicana Laughlin Hotel and Casino, Laughlin, NV. From Craig Ranch Park, Las Vegas, NV, then Lark Ranch, Greenfield, IN.
101		4-4-0	15"		B.A.D. Great Northern Railway, Millville, CA	private operational	Harris Locomotive Works	Named Little Bubba.
102		4-4-0	15"		B.A.D. Great Northern Railway, Millville, CA	private operational	Harris Locomotive Works	Named Big Bubba.
3731		4-4-0	12"	AT&SF	Watson Steam Train & Depot Museum, Missouri Valley, IA	operational	Ottaway, 1948
9		4-4-0		Little Smokey RR	Monroe County Fairgrounds, Monroe, MI	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)
		4-4-0	4'-8½"		Mulberry Phosphate Museum, Mulberry, FL	display	Manchester Locomotive Works, 1880
17		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Northern Central	Steam Into History, New Freedom, PA	operational	Kloke Locomotive Works #2, 2013	Named York. Replica.
3		4-4-0	24"	City Island	Bear Rock Junction, New Tripoli, PA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named The General. Sometime operates at City Island Park, Harrisburg, PA.
		4-4-0	15"	Bear Rock Junction	Bear Rock Junction, New Tripoli, PA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1959
		4-4-0	15"		Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum, North Tonawanda, NY	display	Armitage-Herschell #0001, 1896
		4-4-0	24"		Frontier City, Ocean City, MD	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)
119		4-4-0	30"	UP	Henry Doorly Zoo, Omaha, NE	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1968	Built to resemble UP 119.
3		4-4-0	15"	W&ARR	Ooltewah, TN	private restoration	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named LiL General. From the upper Midwest.
76		4-4-0	15"	(Coney Island)	CMSGMA, Orange, MA	display	Cagney, 1905	From Worcester. Operates on compressed air.
3		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Phil&Rdg	Franklin Institute Science Museum, Philadelphia, PA	display	Eastwick & Harrison #67, 1842
		4-4-0	15"		American Threshermens Show, Pinckneyville, IL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named Little Toot. From Marion, IL.
1	8 ton	4-4-0	30"	PZRY	Washington Park & Zoo RY, Portland, OR	operational
60		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Central Pacific	Golden Spike Utah, Promontory Summit, UT	operational	Chadwell O'Connor, 1979	Replica. Named Jupiter. Appeared in Great American Train Rides I.
119		4-4-0	4'-8½"	UP	Golden Spike Utah, Promontory Summit, UT	operational	Chadwell O'Connor, 1979	Replica. Appeared in Great American Train Rides I.
20		4-4-0	15"	Laurel Run RR	Laurel Run Railroad, Reading, PA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1966
231	A-5	4-4-0	4'-8½"	C&O	inside collapsed Church Hill Tunnel, Richmond, VA	buried	Baldwin, 1903
1		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Central Pacific	California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento, CA	display	Richard Norris & Son #1040, 1863	Named Governor Stanford.
12		4-4-0	4'-8½"	V&T	California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento, CA	display	M. Baird & Co #3090, 1873	Named Genoa.
12		4-4-0	15"		California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento, CA	stored		Named Sonoma. From Orland Newville & Pacific RR at the Glenn Co. Fairgrounds, Orland, CA.
12		4-4-0	36"	NPC	California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento, CA	display	Baldwin (Burnham) #3843, 1876	Named Sonoma.
	E	4-4-0	22"		San Francisco Zoo, San Francisco, CA	operational	Cagney, 1904
		4-4-0	15"	Harris Steam Farm	Harris Steam Farm, Sanborn, NY	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1962
		4-4-0	15"	Harris Steam Farm	Harris Steam Farm, Sanborn, NY	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)
1	25 ton	4-4-0	36"	Astroworld	Pacific Coast Railroad, Santa Margarita, CA	out of service	Guiberson-Harpur, 1968	Named Caroline. From the defunct Six Flags AstroWorld, Houston, TX. Awaiting boiler replacement.
1 (2)		4-4-0	36"	Neverland Valley Railroad (Carowinds)	Neverland Ranch, Santa Ynez, CA	out of service	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth) #37936, 1973	From Carowinds Amusement Park, Charlotte, then Timber Rail Village, White River Junction, VT, Helm & Sons Amusement Co, and Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch.
91		4-4-0	48"	Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron	Missouri State Fair Grounds, Sedalia, MO	display	H.K. Porter, 1925	From Locust Summit, PA. Originally built as an 0-4-0T type. Converted into an 0-4-2 type in Kinnelon, NJ? Converted again to a 4-4-0 type in 2014.
		4-4-0	24"		Prairie Land Heritage Village, South Jacksonville, IL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	From Prairie Run, IL.
35 (66)	A-2	4-4-0	4'-8½"	CB&Q (Hannibal & St. Joseph)	Patee House Museum, St. Joseph, MO	display	Baldwin, 1892	Named Missouri. Backdated in 1933 at the CB&Q's Aurora Shops.
39		4-4-0	4'-8½"	B&A	Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MO	display	B&A (Springfield, MS), 1876	Named Marmora. Sans tender.
274 (1040)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	C&NW (W&StP)	Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MO	display	Baldwin #3107, 1873
311		4-4-0	4'-8½"	M-K-T	Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MO	display	Baldwin (Burnham) #10640, 1890	Only preserved M-K-T steam locomotive.
17		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Boston & Providence	Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MO	display	B&P (Roxbury), 1863	Named Daniel Nason.
737 (216)	E-31	4-4-0	4'-8½"	UP (SP)	The Double T, Stevenson, CA	display	Baldwin #8395, 1887	From Portola. Some list this locomotive in Merced or Turlock.
1223	D16sb	4-4-0	4'-8½"	PRR	Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg, PA	display	PRR (Juniata) #1399, 1905	Featured in 'Hello Dolly' (1969). Leased to the Strasburg Railroad from 1963 to 1989 for excursion service.
3 (15)		4-4-0	15"	Strasburg	Strasburg Railroad, Strasburg, PA	operational	Cagney, 1920
3		4-4-0	15"		Strasburg Railroad, Strasburg, PA	operational	Cagney, 1903	Previously owned by George Spohrer. Once operated at Coney Island.
		4-4-0	4'-8½"	Suwanee River Railroad	State Agriculture Department Offices, Tallahassee, FL	display	Danforth, Cooke & Co., 1850	Salvaged from a swamp in March 1979.
4		4-4-0	36"		Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL	stored	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1971	Painted green. Taken out of service in 2005. Restoration back to operation postponed indefinitely until eventually being cancelled in January 2023. Temporarily used as a spare parts source for Serengeti Express locomotive 9.
5		4-4-0	36"		Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1970	From Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, MO. Painted yellow.
9		4-4-0	36"		Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1971	Painted red.
601		4-4-0	36"		Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1974	From Kings Dominion, Doswell, VA. Painted green.
1045		4-4-0	12"		C&H Railroad, Tecumseh, KS	operational	Ottaway, 1948
1011		4-4-0	12"		C&H Railroad, Tecumseh, KS	operational	Ottaway	Built sometime between 1946 and 1948.
		4-4-0	24"		Bland's Park (display), Tipton, PA	display	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)
14 (1501)		4-4-0	4'-8½"	W. T. Smith (CofG)	Pioneer Museum of Alabama, Troy, AL	display	Baldwin (Burnham) #5892, 1881	From Chapman, AL. Donated by the McGowin family.
1	D	4-4-0	15"	Hiawatha Live Steamers	Hiawatha Live Steamers, Tupper Lake, NY	operational	Wasatch Railroad Contractors, 06/2013
16		4-4-0	4'-8½"	T&D	Illinois Railway Museum, Union, IL	display	Baldwin #41653, 1914
3		4-4-0	24"		James Holman, unknown, FL	restoration	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named Leslie Joy. From the Quechee Gorge Village.
11		4-4-0	4'-8½"	V&T	V&T Railroad, Virginia City, NV	restoration	M. Baird & Co #2816, 1872	Named Reno. Oldest surviving V&T locomotive. Previously displayed at the Old Tucson Studios, Tucson, AZ. To be restored to operation.
3		4-4-0	36"	Santa Cruz	National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Museum, Washington, DC	display	Baldwin (Burnham) #3972, 1876	Named Jupiter.
684	C-1	4-4-0	4'-8½"	NP	Bonanzaville, West Fargo, ND	display	New York Locomotive Works #39, 1883
494		4-4-0	4'-8½"	B&M	New England Transportation Institute and Museum, White River Junction, VT	display	Alco (Manchester) #1546, 1892
661		4-4-0	36"		Busch Gardens, Williamsburg, VA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1974	Named Balmoral Castle. Based off a Caledonian Railway Dunalastair II. Propane fired.
238		4-4-0	36"		Busch Gardens, Williamsburg, VA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1974	Named Der Hochbeinige. Prussian styled engine based off of the Prussian State Railway S3.
17		4-4-0	36"		Busch Gardens, Williamsburg, VA	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1972	Named Alpengeist Express. From Lakeside Park, Salem, VA.
7		4-4-0	36"	Six Gun Territory	Kirby Family Farm, Williston, FL	operational	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth), 1964	From Six Gun Territory, then Silver Springs; Jefferson, TX.
4		4-4-0	36"	Warner Brothers Studio	Kirby Family Farm, Williston, FL	display	Crown Metal Products (Elizabeth)	Named Sam Houston while at Six Gun Territory, Silver Springs, then displayed in Atlanta.
82		4-4-0	15"	R&GN	Riverside & Great Northern RY, Wisconsin Dells, WI	operational	Sandley (Janesville), 1957	Named L W Neiman; received a new boiler.
98		4-4-0	15"	Sandly Light R (Hoot Toot & Whistle)	Riverside & Great Northern RY, Wisconsin Dells, WI	operational	Norman Sandley, 1952	From Bartlett, IL then Old Wakarusa RR, Wakarusa, IN.