Surviving New Haven Steam Engines?

Are there any surviving NH steam engines except for the one B&P 4-4-0?

No.

And the B&P 4-4-0 is pre-NYNH&H, so it sort of doesn't count, either.

Where is that B&P 4-4-0 ? I'd like to see that. It would be similiar to the D.B.Torrey 4-4-0 that was involved in the Bussey Bridge Wreck in 1887. They were all named. Anyone know what name this one is ?

The B&P 4-4-0 is "Daniel Nason". It's in the St Louis museum (Natl Museum of Transport in Kirkwood MO). It's an inside-connected loco, preserved as a "relic" by the Old Colony RR and then the NYNH&H, since the late 1890s. Was donated to the "Great Danbury Fair" in the late 1940s by the New Haven, and when the fair closed in 1982, it was auctioned off. St Louis won the bidding and away it went.

Thanks H.F.- just might have to take a stroll out that way to see her one of these days.

I read on a different thraed that a NH tender survived into the 90's but was scraped.

kalvingp30fan wrote:I read on a different thraed that a NH tender survived into the 90's but was scrapped.

Yes, there was a New Haven tender out in New Bedford, Mass (I think). that was used to store oil. It was cut up only a few years ago, there were no takers from what I understand (and the costs to remove the oil were astronomical).

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