8.11.3 Saginaw Timber Company (Steam)

Prototype Information

Nothing much is known about Saginaw Timbers Company locomotives other than thru pictures. The pictures below are from the Clark Kinsey digital collection at the University of Washington. 

STC #1

Saginaw Timber Company #1 pushing a log train near Saginaw, Wa. It appears to be a 2-6-0 "Mogul".


 

 

Crew with Saginaw Timber Company's no. 2 locomotive, possibly in Grays Harbor County, n.d.

 

Saginaw Timber  #2  is a 2-8-2 Mikado locomotive built by Baldwin in 1912. It was purchased by Polson and is a sister to Polson Logging engine 101. This Mikado had a smaller tender, but was otherwise identical. Its flangeless drivers (on 2nd and 3rd axles) contributed to its being able to negotiate 30-deg curves. December 1912, #38967

This is a Kinsey pic that might have been mis captioned


Crew and Saginaw Timber Company's class B Climax locomotive no. 3 with log train, near Saginaw, n.d.
Saginaw Timber Company #3 pushing a log train near Saginaw, Wa.




 

 

Crew with Saginaw Timber Company's two-truck saddle-tank Baldwin locomotive no. 4, ca. 1933

Crew with Saginaw Timber Company #4 2-6-6-2T Baldwin locomotive no. 4, #5 was built by Baldwin in March 1925, #58272

See  Logging Mallets Railfan for addtional information.
 





Crew with Saginaw Timber Company's Baldwin saddle-tank articulated Mallet 2-6-6-2T locomotive no. 5 and log train, Brooklyn, ca. 1933

Saginaw Timber Company's Baldwin saddle-tank articulated Mallet 2-6-6-2T locomotive # 5 and log train, Brooklyn, ca. 1933. #5 was built by Baldwin in August 1928, #60602.

 See  Logging Mallets Railfan for addtional information.





Three-truck Climax locomotive, Saginaw Timber Company, near Saginaw, n.d.

Saginaw Timber Company unknown # Three-truck Climax locomotive near Saginaw, n.d.





 

 Saginaw Timber Company's three-truck Shay locomotive 702 pushing a log train at camp 4, possibly in Grays Harbor County, n.d.

Saginaw Timber Company's three-truck Shay locomotive #702 pushing a log train at camp 4, possibly in Grays Harbor County, n.d.  

This particular Shay locomotive was built in 1918 for the U. S. Spruce Production Corps. It was leased to Saginaw Timber Company Leased from 2-1-1928 to 9-1-1928.

See  Shay Locomotives for addtional information.

 




Saginaw Timber Co. #3 - s/n 1379
Built 03-1916 - Std gauge - 70 tons - Class C
901d

This is the company's second of two Climaxes with the road number 3.   It typically operated near Aberdeen, Washington
Photo details:
~ Upper  :   at Brooklyn, Washington in 1938
~ Lower  :   from the Washington State Archives ~ John T. Labbe Collection ~ ID = AR255-114-0-1_L-2507ID =  2010.2.214
Saginaw Timber Co. #3 - s/n 1379 - destined for Aberdeen, Washington
Built 03-1916 - Std.  gauge - 70 tons - 3 trucks - Class C 903

Image credit: The Lumber Trade Journal ~ page 57 ~ October 15, 1916

 

 

The WWSL

2-6-0 "Mogul".

2-8-2T saddle tank locomotive

Modeling Information

 

 Climax

Saginaw Timber Co. #3, Aberdeen, WA 1379

Saginaw Timber Co. #3, Saginaw, WA 381

Saginaw Timber Co. #5, Aberdeen, WA 1163

Saginaw Timber Co., Aberdeen, WA 1545
Polson Logging Co. #11, Hoquiam, WA 303

Polson Logging Co. #12, Hoquiam, WA 409

http://www.trainweb.org/climaxlocos/owners/owners_s.html

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