File:Number 17 and a crane.jpg
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English: A crane and train at the Northwest Railway Museum. Canadian Collieries No. 17 is a coal-fired industrial locomotive (Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1891) of the 2-6-0T+T, or “Mogul” Tank + Tender arrangement. Originally a 0-6-0T, rebuilt 1918. Operated by Union Colliery Company, later Canadian Collieries, on Vancouver Island. Retired 1960 and purchased by the Northwest Railway Museum. Operated on the museum’s interpretive railway until 1969. Currently stored at Kimball Creek Yard in downtown Snoqualmie. |
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