Klondike Mines Railway 2-6-0 No. 1
Dawson City, YT, Canada 		Location: Locomotive Shelter City Museum
Status: Display
Posted: Feb 12, 2011 @ 14:02:50 by Mike Shorthouse
Built in 1881 for the Kansas Central Railway, then became Union Pacific No. 102. Moved to Alberta Rly. & Coal Co. and in 1900 to the WP&YR as their No. 63. It was rebuilt in 1902 and purchased by the Klondike Mines Railway (KMR) even though the railway did not become operational until 1906. It was abandoned in 1913 when the railway closed. All three of their locos were left at Klondike City/Tr’ochek maintenance depot until relocated to the museum in 1961. Now (2006) in the Dawson City Museum in the specialist locomotive building.
Posted: Dec 20, 2005 @ 17:12:31 by George S.
The "Alco-Brooks Construction Number List" indicates that this unit was shipped to the "Kansas Central Railway" as Road Number "7"; no "Name, Driver Diameter or Shipment Date" was specified on the list.
Posted: Feb 20, 2005 @ 16:02:58 by Daniel Maxwell
Built as Kansas Central Railway's 'Sidney Dillion'
Posted: Jul 23, 2004 @ 01:07:47 by Mike Peltier
Klondike Mines Railway, not Railroad as indicated drivers: 41" engine weight: 46,000 lbs tractive effort: 10,600 lbs boiler pressure: 135 PSI fuel: coal