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Manufacturers Railroad 1901 General Electric (ord#1607) locomotive (early steeplecab) stored inoperable steel AR DE
        n/a 1948 4'8.5"
Manufacturers Railroad #1 1901-1905 / Joe Cushing Railroad #1 1905-1948 / 1st preserved by General Electric 1948-1964 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1964-present
Rebuilt from locomotive built in 1893
10
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St. Louis Waterworks 1914 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1032) interurban (suburban car) operated often steel AR DE
39'0"       48 1959 (1955) 4'8.5"
St. Louis Waterworks #10 1914-1959 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1959-present
1005
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St. Louis Public Service 1909 United Railways streetcar (standard) stored inoperable wood DR SE
        50 1947 4'10"
United Railways #1065 1909-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #1065 1927-1947 / St. Louis Public Service #1005 1943-1947 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1947-present
104
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Illinois Terminal 1917 American Car Company (ord#1092) interurban (center entrance) stored inoperable steel AR DE
53'8" 8'11" 11'10" 58500# 54 1956 4'8.5"
Alton Granite & St. Louis #64 1917-1931 / Illinois Terminal #104 1931-1956 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1956-present
113
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New York Central 1906 Alco/General Electric (ord#29948) locomotive (dual-role locomotive) (Type S-2) displayed inoperable steel AR DE
38'7" 10'0" 14'4" 228000# n/a 1963 4'8.5"
New York Central #3413 1906-1908 / New York Central #3213 1908-1917 / New York Central #1113 1917-1936 / New York Central #113 1936-1963 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1963-present
1365
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Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit 1905 Jewett Car Company rapid transit car (open platform semi-convertible) (Type BU) displayed inoperable steel/wood RR DE
49'3"     73230# 60 1958 4'8.5"
Brooklyn Rapid Transit #1365 1905-1923 / Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit #1365 1923-1940 / New York City Board of Transportation #1365 1940-1953 / New York City Transit Authority #1365 1953-1958 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1958-present
1533
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Kansas City Public Service 1919 American Car Company (ord#1227) streetcar (Birney safety car) stored inoperable steel AR DE
27'10" 7'8" 9'10" 15400# 28 1949 4'8.5"
Kansas City Railways #1533 1919-1926 / Kansas City Public Service #1533 1926-1949 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1949-present
1575
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Illinois Terminal 1910 Illinois Traction System locomotive (boxcab) (Class B) displayed inoperable steel AR DE
34'0" 9'3" 13'0"   n/a 1963 4'8.5"
Illinois Traction System #1575 1910-1928 / Illinois Terminal #1575 1928-1959 / St. Louis Car Company #9 1959-1963 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1963-present
1595
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Illinois Terminal 1910 Illinois Traction System locomotive (four-truck boxcab) (Class C) displayed inoperable steel AR DE
52'5"     160000# n/a 1956 4'8.5"
Illinois Traction System #1595 1910-1928 / Illinois Terminal #1595 1928-1956 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1956-present
165 United Railways 1893 Lindell Railways work motor (wrecker) stored inoperable wood TU DE
29'7" 8'7"     n/a 1966 4'10"
Lindell Railways #? 1896-1899 / United Railways #? 1899-1904 / United Railways #81 1904-1911 / United Railways #165 1911-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #165 1927-1963 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1966-present
Rebuilt from streetcar in 1904; later Bi-State Development Agency #165 (1963-1966)
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St. Louis Waterworks 1910 American Car Company (ord#882) interurban (suburban car) stored inoperable wood DR DE
        44 1959 (1946) 4'8.5"
St. Louis Waterworks #7 1910-1919 / St. Louis Waterworks #17 1919-1959 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1959-present
1743
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St. Louis Public Service 1946 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1655) streetcar (PCC, postwar) undergoing restoration steel AR SE
46'0" 9'0" 11'2" 36420# 55 1983 4'8.5"
St. Louis Public Service #1743 1946-1957 / San Francisco Municipal Railway #1164 1957-1983 / 1st preserved by The Wisconsin Electric Railway Historical Society 1983-1989 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1989-present
Originally 4'10" gauge
204
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Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority 1931 J.G. Brill Company (ord#22932) rapid transit car ("Bullet" car) stored inoperable aluminum AR DE
55'2" 9'2" 10'6" 52290# 56 1986 4'8.5"
Philadelphia & Western #204 1931-1948 / Philadelphia Suburban Transportation #204 1948-1970 / Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #204 1970-1986 / 1st preserved by Delaware Car Company 1986-1996 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1996-present
Body only, on trucks; lettered "Delaware Car Company"
215
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St. Louis Public Service 1946 St. Louis Public Service rail grinder (homebuilt unit) stored inoperable steel AR DE
28'11" 8'10"     n/a 1966 4'10"
St. Louis Public Service #215 1945-1963 / Bi-State Development Agency #215 1963-1966 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1966-present
215
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St. Louis Public Service 1892 Brownell rail grinder (converted streetcar) stored inoperable wood TU DE
28'6" 7'9"     n/a 1947 (1946) 4'10"
Bellefontaine Railroad #? 1892-1899 / United Railways #33 1899-1910 / United Railways #215 1910-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #215 1927-1947 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1947-present
Rebuilt to rail grinder in 1910, rebuilt to work car 1924, rebuilt to rail grinder in 1929
241
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Illinois Traction System 1908 American Car & Foundry (ord#5080) interurban (combine) stored inoperable wood RR SE
        48 1950 4'8.5"
Illinois Traction System #241 1908-1928 / Illinois Terminal #241 1928-1950 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1950-present
256
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Hudson & Manhattan 1909 Pressed Steel rapid transit car ("Black Car" subway car) (Type B) stored inoperable steel DR DE
51'0" 8'11" 11'9" 69620# 44 1966 (1965) 4'8.5"
Hudson & Manhattan #256 1909-1962 / Port Authority Trans-Hudson #256 1962-1966 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1966-present
2611
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Purdue University 1903 J.G. Brill Company interurban (test car) stored inoperable wood RR DE
44'0" 9'3" 12'6"   n/a 1951 (1940) 4'8.5"
J.G. Brill Car Company #Louisiana 1903-1908 / Purdue University #2611 1908-1951 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1951-present
Built to test "Windsplitter" designs; rebuilt 1908
2740
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Philadelphia Transportation Company 1947 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1649) streetcar (PCC, postwar) operated occasionally steel AR SE
46'8" 8'5" 11'6" 38060# 49 1994 4'8.5"
Philadelphia Transportation Company #2740 1947-1968 / Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #2740 1968-1994 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1994-present
Originally 5'2.5" gauge
410
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Illinois Terminal 1924 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1324) interurban (lightweight suburban) stored inoperable steel AR DE
46'6" 8'8" 10'6" 42000# 48 1958 4'8.5"
Illinois Traction System #62 1924-1929 / Chicago & Illinois Valley #62 1929-1930 / Illinois Terminal #410 1930-1958 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1958-present
426
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United Railways 1921 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1247) streetcar (center entrance trailer) stored inoperable steel AR SE
45'0" 8'10"     64 1948 (1945) 4'10"
United Railways #426 1921-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #426 1927-1948 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1948-present
44
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Chicago Transit Authority 1960 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1804) rapid transit car (PCC elevated car) operated often aluminum/steel AR DE
48'0" 9'4" 13'2" 46000# 46 1998 (1993) 4'8.5"
Chicago Transit Authority #44 1960-1998 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1998-present
4700
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Pennsylvania Railroad 1931 Pennsylvania Railroad (ord#4251) locomotive (prototype mainline boxcab) (Type P-5) displayed inoperable steel AR DE
62'8" 10'8" 15'0" 392000# n/a 1966 4'8.5"
Pennsylvania Railroad #7898 1931-1933 / Pennsylvania Railroad #4700 1933-1966 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1966-present
One of two prototype P5's
4916
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Amtrak 1942 Pennsylvania Railroad (ord#4388) locomotive (mainline dual-purpose) (Type GG-1) displayed inoperable steel AR DE
79'6" 10'6" 15'0" 477000# n/a ? 4'8.5"
Pennsylvania Railroad #4918 1942-1968 / Penn Central #4918 1968-1971 / Amtrak #916 1971-1976 / Amtrak #4916 1976-? / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1986-present
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United Railways 1895   sprinkler (weed killer) stored inoperable wood AR DE
20'0" 6'8"     n/a 1966 4'10"
St. Louis & Suburban #? 1895-? / St. Louis & Suburban #1010 ?-1907 / United Railways #60 1907-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #60 1927-1963 / Bi-State Development Agency #60 1963-1966 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1966-present
Originally St. Louis & Suburban streetcar, then St. Louis & Suburban water car #1010
615
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United Railways 1902 St. Louis Car Company (ord#331) streetcar (rebuilt "Robertson" semi-convertible) stored inoperable wood DR DE
46'9" 9'0"       1945 4'10"
St. Louis & Suburban #120 1902-1907 / United Railways #120 1907-1911 / United Railways #615 1911-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #615 1927-1945 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1945-present
6711
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Chicago Transit Authority 1959 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1803) rapid transit car (half of married-pair PCC set) stored inoperable aluminum/steel AR SE
48'0" 9'4" 11'10" 44000# 47 1993 (1992) 4'8.5"
Chicago Transit Authority #6711 1959-1993 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1993-present
Married pair; former "G. Washington"
6712
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Chicago Transit Authority 1959 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1803) rapid transit car (half of married-pair PCC set) stored inoperable aluminum/steel AR SE
48'0" 9'4" 11'10" 44000# 51 1993 (1992) 4'8.5"
Chicago Transit Authority #6712 1959-1993 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1993-present
Married pair; former "G. Washington"
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St. Louis Public Service 1921 St. Louis Public Service streetcar (Peter Witt) stored inoperable steel AR SE
50'7" 8'10"     60 1953 4'10"
United Railways #742 1921-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #742 1927-1953 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1953-present
77 United Railways 1902 United Railways line car (homebuilt line car) stored inoperable wood AR DE
41'0" 7'3"     n/a 1966 4'10"
United Railways #Z 1902-1913 / United Railways #77 1903-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #77 1927-1963 / Bi-State Development Agency #77 1963-1966 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1966-present
Rebuilt from refrigerator car 1913
850 St. Louis Public Service 1902 American Car Company (ord#415) streetcar (suburban) stored inoperable wood DR DE
38'0" 8'11"       1946 (1941) 4'10"
St. Louis St. Charles & Western #14 1902-1908 / United Railways #3009 1908-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #850 1927-1946 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1946-present
Superstructure destroyed in tunnel lining collapse
894
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St. Louis Public Service 1896 Laclede Car Company streetcar (standard) stored inoperable wood DR DE
39'10" 8'3"     38 1947 4'10"
Southern Electric Railway #945 1896-1898 / United Railways #945 1898-1913 / United Railways #894 1913-1927 / St. Louis Public Service #894 1927-1939 / St. Louis Public Service #855 1939-1947 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1947-present
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Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific 1919 General Electric locomotive (Bi-polar mainline locomotive) (Class EP-2) displayed inoperable steel AR DE
76'0" 10'0" 16'8" 521200# n/a 1962 (1960) 4'8.5"
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul #10251 1919-1927 / Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific #10251 1927-1939 / Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific #E2 1939-1962 / Museum of Transportation(Kirkwood, Missouri) 1962-present