Legend City Iron Horse 4-4-0 No. 1
El Paso, TX, United States 		Location: El Paso Connection
Status: Display
Posted: Jan 21, 2025 @ 11:01:59 by Ratchet
Loco looks as if it was recently repainted. Cars also look repainted.
Posted: Feb 26, 2020 @ 10:02:48 by Bill Sutton
Engine remains on site at El Paso connection however it has greatly deteriorated. Cab & caboose are particularly bad. Engine and cars are still salvageable.
Posted: Feb 28, 2012 @ 20:02:40 by Rick Haskell
This 4-4-0 Crown is on static display at the El Paso Connection visable from I-10. Worth a stop to see this classic. I was told there is 1.5 miles of track and the train, cars and caboose for sale for $500,000. Come on POWER BALL
Posted: Feb 27, 2010 @ 19:02:00 by Jay
It appears the engine has been moved to the El Paso Connection at 14301 West Gateway Boulevard, El Paso.
Posted: Feb 6, 2010 @ 20:02:29 by Jay
That site says that the engine is no longer available! What happened to the engine? Was it sold?
Posted: May 4, 2008 @ 11:05:41 by Brian Riley
The owner of the locomotive is selling it, the three train cars, and "I Think" a railroad with 3/4 mile trackage for $300,000. I hope this information will help anyone who is interested.
Posted: Dec 26, 2007 @ 15:12:25 by Jay
Here's the webpage that describes the engine: http://mandaco.com/crownrailroad.htm Hope someone can find it a good home!
Posted: Jun 11, 2007 @ 12:06:14 by Steve
This is Crown Metal Products - Construction Number: 33136. It was manufactured in 1963, for Legend City theme park, then ran at Magic Landing theme park in El Paso TX. Driver diameter is 48", weight of locomotive and tender is 25 tons, dry.
Posted: Jun 10, 2007 @ 22:06:53 by
This was the first 36" gauge locomotive and train built by Crown.
Posted: Jun 4, 2007 @ 10:06:19 by Doug Bailey
This locomotive is from the defunct (1983) Legend City Amusement Park, is stored in El Paso and is for sale. Rumored to be in reasonable condition after 24 years of storage.