Water Tower: (Satellite)
The steam locomotive pulls a shuttle train between stations on the east and west sides of the grounds.
Roundhouse: (Satellite)
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| james burt, Feb 2022 |
The water tower is on the left. The lever to turn the turntable is in the foreground.
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| Heather Lawrence, Sep 2023 |
The steam locomotive pulls a shuttle train between stations on the east and west sides of the grounds.
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| Richard Rauch, Sep 2022 |
They have several buildings with permanent displays.
Note the brand name "Snow" on this steam engine. I recognize those engines as big steam engines.
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| Michelle Johnson, Sep 2019 |
This is more of the Snow engine.
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| Michelle Johnson, Sep 2019 |
The flywheel is at the other end of this view.
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| Brad Hamilton, Aug 2024 |
10 second video of the Snow steam engine
And they have at least one more big gizmo.
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| Jennifer Krutsch, Sep 2024 |
I saw photos of several different steam shovels. These two are just a sampling.
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| Jennifer Krutsch, Sep 2024 |
I think this is older than the above Marion Model 21.
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| Terry Robinson, Aug 2024 |
The sawmill has some line-shaft equipment.
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| Michelle Johnson, Sep 2019 |
And they have some equipment that is even older than steam powered.
A horse-powered threshing machine.
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| cannon 0357, Sep 2019 |
A water-powered mill.
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| Jennifer Short, Sep 2019 |
You can see that it is operational because you can see the water.
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| Digitally Zoomed |
And they showcase some equipment that is more modern such as gasolene-powered engines.
I think these are gasolene and/or kerosene hit-miss engines.
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| Aaron Waite, Sep 2018 |
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| bardford fish, Mar 20219 |
They also have equipment for electric power.
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| Gary Skarpness, Sep 2023 |
And they have some miscellaneous equipment.
At least three linotype machines.
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| Max Luck, Sep 2021 |
A carousel with possibly hand-carved and hand-painted horses.
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| TM Dewitz, Feb 2020 |
A J. I. Case flatcar to deliver their equipment to farm towns.
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| Jennifer Krutsch, Sep 2024 |
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