The Shay locomotive is a geared steam locomotive that originated and was primarily used in North America. The locomotives were built to the patents of Ephraim Shay, who has been …

Shay 7 is of the largest class of Shay locomotives built for narrow gauge. It is unique in its ability to pull heavy tonnage up steep mountains and around sharp curves. This particular class …

Nov 6, 2024 · The Shay steam locomotive, a gear-driven steam locomotive developed by Ephraim Shay, revolutionized the logging industry and transformed the way heavy loads were …

Aug 12, 2006 · Our Shay, #7, was a "narrow gauge" engine built for 36 inch gauge (56.5 inch is standard gauge) track. This was one of the last Shays built and the very last narrow gauge …

Pickering #7 is presently stored at Jamestown, Calif., in pieces. It should be noted that there are two Pickering Lumber Company #7's. One is narrow gauge and is indeed at Roaring Camp. …

Roaring Camp #7, also known as ‘Sonora’, is right at home at the Roaring Camp and Big Trees Narrow Gauge Railroad since #7 is a Shay locomotive, a type that was extremely popular …

Pictured here is Champion’s Shay locomotive number 7 at Sunburst with its 70-ton steam engine that ran on coal and was equipped with a spark arrester. While the number 7 was with …

Engine No. 7 is a rare, Shay-type locomotive originally used by the Western Lumber Company of Milltown, Montana. It was later featured in the locally produced movie, “Timberjack”. It was …

Pacific Coast Shay #7 will be moved next spring, probably to Willits. She was moved on her own wheels in 1964 from Klickitat, WA to South Tacoma where Al Farrow took this photo on …

The Shay 7 is awaiting restoration. Most of its parts including parts of the boiler were made rust proof and stored several years ago. When BC&G 4 is done, Shay 7 and another 2-8-0 are the …