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Atlanta & West Point Locomotives |
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1862 |
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| The July 1862 annual report says that 2 locomotives were sold as too small for the needs of the road. The locomotive list in the same report does not list Atlantic, Pacific, or LaGrange, all of which were in the 1858 report. | |||||||
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1865 |
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| On February 8, Dr. Thompson was reported to be in Branchville, S. C. hauling cotton to Charleston. Pacific is listed as pulling an Atlanta & West Point RR train into Atlanta, March 15. | |||||||
| Name | Number | Type | Date | Builder | Weight | Cylinders | Driver Diam |
| O. A. Bull | 4x4x0 | 5/1859 | Baldwin | 20 | 13"x24" | 54" | |
| Telegraph | 4x4x0 | 12/1855 | Rogers, Ketchum, Grovsenor | 17 | 12"x20" | 60" | |
| E. Y. Hill | 4x4x0 | 3/1852 | Norris | 17 | 11"x24" | 54" | |
| Dr. Thompson | 4x4x0 | 11/1860 | Rogers | 20 | 13"x24" | 54" | |
| E. L. Ellsworth | 4x4x0 | 9/1854 | Rogers | 16 | 12"x20" | 60" | |
| Joel W. Terrell | 4x4x0 | 10/1851 | Norris | 17 | 54" | ||
| F. C. Arms | 4x4x0 | 12/1852 | Norris | 17 | 11"x24" | 54" | |
| Patriot | 4x4x0 | 2/1853 | Norris | 17 | 54" | ||
| West Point | 4x4x0 | 8/1854 | Rogers | 16 | 12"x20" | 60" | |
| Post Boy | 4x4x0 | 12/1855 | Rogers | 17 | 12"x20" | 60" | |
| George R. Gilmer | 4x4x0 | 10/1856 | Rogers | 18 | 13"x20" | 54" | |
| A. J. Berry | 4x4x0 | 3/1857 | Rogers | 16 | 12"x20" | 60" | |
| J. McLendon | 4x4x0 | 3/1857 | Rogers | 16 | 12"x20" | 60" | |
| John E. Robinson | 4x4x0 | 2/1858 | Rogers | 18 | 13"x20" | 54" | |
| P. Stovall | 4x4x0 | 8/1859 | Norris | 22 | 12.5"x24" | 54" | |
| Atlanta | 4x4x0 | 9/1860 | Norris | 20 | 12.5"x24" | 54" | |
| LaGrange | 4x4x0 | 10/1850 | Norris | 15 | 54" | ||
| Atlantic | 4x4x0 | 9/1854 | Baldwin | 18 | 12.5"x20" | 54" | |
| Pacific | 4x4x0 | 9/1854 | Baldwin | 18 | 12.5"x20" | 54" | |