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Steam & Excursion > Stockton Terminal and Eastern number 3Date: 08/29/25 21:50 Stockton Terminal and Eastern number 3 Author: shortlineboss Where did it end up?
Mike Root Madras, OR Date: 08/29/25 22:58 Re: Stockton Terminal and Eastern number 3 Author: JDLX Donated to California State Railroad Museum, who in 2008 conveyed it to Timber Heritage Association as it worked most of its operating career for the Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Company in Humboldt County. Currently stored in the former Hammond Lumber facilities in Samoa, CA. See this link:
http://mccloudriverrailroad.com/LocomotiveRoster/MR21.htm Then scroll down towards the bottom of the page. Also see: https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?11,5719075,5719509#msg-5719509 Jeff Moore Elko, NV Posted from iPhone Date: 08/30/25 08:57 Re: Stockton Terminal and Eastern number 3 Author: callum_out I remember being very surprised back in 1972 when getting a chance to look into the old ST&E engine house
seeing the #3 fully intact and quietly resting. Glad it got preserved. Out Date: 08/30/25 10:37 Re: Stockton Terminal and Eastern number 3 Author: SierraRail ST&E #3 outside the old Miner Street (Stockton) enginehouse, March, 1968.
 Date: 08/30/25 13:04 Re: Stockton Terminal and Eastern number 3 Author: TCnR ST&E was a regular weekend stop in the early 1980's for the switcher fleet parked outside. Had no idea there was a steam engine parked inside, or had been parked inside. Never stopped there when the place was operating.
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