Toledo, Angola & Western 2-8-2 No. 100
Huntington, WV, United States 		Location: Heritage Village
Status: Display
Posted: Jan 1, 2021 @ 09:01:00 by Scott kolb
Looking for information on this locomotive as I may be in possession of its manufacturer build plate and I am very curious about the locomotives history.
Posted: Mar 23, 2007 @ 22:03:25 by Stephen Willis
This engine never went to Richwood, WV. A sister locomotive was displayed at the late Jim Comstock's museum of the hills. That engine was later scrapped on site. These engines were used on the gob pile, pushing air dump cars. The BC&G road engines all still exist. One for the OH central, another at the NC RR museum, and the last on display in Maryland.
Posted: Jan 5, 2007 @ 09:01:08 by bret
The engine is currently in an Elk River Coal and Lumber Co. paintscheme with the number 10, still sitting in front Heritage Station now know as the Boston Beanery
Posted: Jan 3, 2005 @ 18:01:05 by Scott
That engine came from the BC&G "Buffalo Creek & Gauley" RR in Clay Co WV. It belonged to the Elk River Coal And Lumber Co. in the later years till it was moved to huntington. I think it sat in Richwood WV for a while
Posted: Apr 18, 2004 @ 15:04:30 by Ralph Stallsworth
I have put together a small web site about the Toledo Angola and Western Railway and it can be found at http://r.stallsworth.tripod.com/taw.htm Regards... Ralph
Posted: Dec 16, 2003 @ 19:12:25 by Karen Keeler
I am working on the history of the town that engine 100 ran in, I knew the engineer of the train. I would like to come down and visit her. I have painted a picture of her for my book.