Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry 0-4-0T No. 701
Ralston, PA, United States 		Location: Northeast Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum
Status: Stored
Posted: Apr 18, 2026 @ 13:04:57 by P51
they are now located at the Northeast Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum in Ralston, PA
Posted: Apr 18, 2026 @ 08:04:34 by
Video posted on YouTube today: 701 purchased by an individual along with Boxcar. 701 Headed to Ralston, PA. 704 went East to North Carolina, purchased by a different individual
Posted: Apr 17, 2026 @ 23:04:09 by P51
This locomotive, along with its sister and all other equipment on site, have been bought by YouTuber "Matt`s Mocs"
Posted: Apr 17, 2026 @ 21:04:25 by 45de26b
This locomtotive has been moved to the Northeast Narrow Gauge Railroad Society in Ralston, PA.
Posted: Jan 29, 2018 @ 18:01:12 by Vincent B. Berkan
According to "Ghost Railroads of Tennessee" by Elmer G. Sulzer (pages 247 - 248) This locomotive, along with #704, where from a fleet of 5 engines numbered 700 - 704 acquired by the NC&StL in around 1916 to work on the 10.24 miles Orme Branch line, serving several coal mines and a quarry. The line ran from Orme Junction, Alabama and ended at Orme, Tennessee. For a time, this line had a mixed train service, that was the only passenger service on the line. This line was later abandoned in 1942. I have no idea how these 2 engines survived or what happened to the other engines.
Posted: Mar 15, 2011 @ 14:03:10 by Adriann
My great,great grandfather noble was killed in 1913 when he was driving this train. Because of heavy rain the track slid and the train tipped over. My grandfathers left ankle was trapped under the boiler and he burned to death. Any info on this train would be greatly appreciated.