Virginia Central Locomotives | |||||||
September 30, 1861 | |||||||
General Beauregard purchased from the Confederate Government, having been captured from the Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire RR (AL&H name Lewis McKenzie); J. R. Anderson was sold to the government in partial payment. |
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November 19, 1861 | |||||||
Monroe boiler exploded. |
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September 25, 1862 | |||||||
The South boiler exploded. |
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September 30, 1862 | |||||||
Eclipse, from Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad, and engines owned by the Confederate Government were used on the road (probably including Baltimore & Ohio Railroad #225). |
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October, 1862 | |||||||
General Stuart (USMRR name President) placed on the road. |
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November 19,1862 | |||||||
C. R. Mason boiler exploded. |
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May 9, 1863 | |||||||
Stoneman's raid captured the locomotive Augusta, which had been captured by the North (in May, 1862) and then recaptured by the South (the recapture being in June 1862). |
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September 30, 1863 | |||||||
General Stuart (USMRR name President) and Hero were purchased from the Confederate Government in February. Both had been captured from the US Military RR at Second Manassas. |
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September 30, 1865 |
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E. Fontaine totally destroyed by explosion, November 30, 1864. |
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General Beauregard additional details (1865 Annual Report): Fire box 37"x55"x48" Number of Flues 135 Diameter of Flues 2" Length of Flues 11.7 1/2 ft. Diameter of Boiler 42" |
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Hero additional details (1865 Annual Report): Fire box 87"x38"x52" Number of Flues 187 Length of Flues 8.10 1/2 ft. Diameter of Boiler 45" |
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Name | Number | Type | Date | Builder | Weight | Cylinders | Driver Diam |
Monroe | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Tredegar | 18 | 14"x20" | 54" | |
Westward Ho! | 4x4x0 | 7/1857 | Rogers | 22.5 | 15"x22" | 60" | |
C. R. Mason | 0x6x0 | 7/1854 | Baldwin | 27 | 16.5"x20" | 43" | |
Millboro | 4x6x0 | 7/1857 | Norris | 31 | 16"x24" | 48" | |
H. D. Whitcomb | 4x4x0 | 6/1856 | Tredegar | 22.5 | 15"x22" | 66" | |
Albemarle | 4x4x0 | 7/1857 | Rogers | 23 | 14.5"x24" | 48" | |
Monticello | 4x4x0 | 7/1857 | Norris | 22 | 15"x22" | 60" | |
Staunton | 4x4x0 | 5/1860 | NJ | 25 | 16"x22" | 66" | |
John Timberlake | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Norris | 18 | 12"x24" | 60" | |
J. H. Timberlake | 4x4x0 | 7/1855 | Rogers | 23 | 15"x22" | 66" | |
E. Fontaine | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Norris | 20 | 13"x24" | 60" | |
Allegheny | 4x4x0 | 7/1856 | Tredegar | 22.5 | 15"x22" | 66" | |
Hero | 4x4x0 | 1862 | Norris | 27 | 16"x24" | 54" | |
General Stuart | 4x4x0 | 1862 | Rogers | 22.5 | 16"x22" | 48" | |
E. H. Gill | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Norris | 23 | 14"x26" | 54" | |
Charles Ellett, Jr./ The South | 4x4x0 | 8/1854 | Norris | 23 | 14"x26" | 54" | |
Greenbrier | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Norris | 18 | 12"x26" | 54" | |
Jeff Kenney | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Norris | 23 | 14"x26" | 54" | |
C. G. Coleman | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Baldwin | 22 | 15"x22" | 60" | |
M. W. Baldwin | 0x6x0T | 1/1854 | Baldwin | 27 | 16.5"x20" | 43" | |
General Beauregard | 4x4x0 | 1858 | Mason | 22.5 | 15"x22" | 60" | |
D. Anderson, Jr | 4x4x0 | 1849 | Talbott | 15 | 12"x18" | 48" | |
Augusta | 4x4x0 | 1852 | Tredegar | 16 | 13"x20" | 54" | |
Joseph R. Anderson | 4x8x0 | 1854 | Tredegar | 30 | 18"x22" | 42" | |
General William F. Gordon | 4x6x0 | 12/1859 | NJ | 30 | 16.5"x22" | 54" | |
F. Harris | 4x4x0 | 1847 | Norris | 14 | 10.5"x20" | 48" | |
Hanover | 4x4x0 | 1/1852 | Baldwin | 18 | 13.5"x22" | 54" | |
Louisa | 4x4x0 | 1852 | Talbott | 16 | 12.5"x20" | 48" | |
William Overton | 4x4x0 | 1854 | Norris | 23 | 14"x26" | 54" | |
Richmond | 4x4x0T | 1851 | Baldwin | 15 | 12"x20" | 54" |