Colorado Central Railroad Standard Gauge Locomotives
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Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
CC Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CC Ry |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Date Vacated |
Notes |
CC 1 | UPRR 3 (1st) | 1868 | Manchester | 51 | Aug 1864 | Bef 1885 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 60 inches
- Cylinders: 14x22 inches
Notes:
- Colorado Central 1 was built for UPRR as "Manchester" in 1864; sold to UPRR contractor in December 1864; sold back to UPRR in early 1867 as UPRR 3; to Colorado Central 1 in 1868; gone by June 1885 system renumbering (G. M. Best says "gone in 1866")
Colorado Central 4-6-0 -- 1 locomotive
Road Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CC Ry |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Vacated |
Notes |
CC 2 (1st) | UPRR 56 (1st) | 1870 | Moore & Richardson | Before 1872 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 55 inches
- Cylinders: 18x24 inches
Notes:
- Colorado Central 2 (1st) was purchased secondhand in 1867 by UPRR from contractor Casement; to UPRR 56 (1st) in 1867; to Colorado Central in 1870; vacated by CC before 1872
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
CC Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CC |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1885 CC Number |
Notes |
CC 2 (2nd) | UPRR 2 (1st) | 1872 | Danforth, Cooke | Sep 1864 | CC 331 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 60 inches (later 57 inches)
- Cylinders: 14x22 inches (later 16x24 inches)
Notes:
- Colorado Central 2 (2nd) was built for UPRR as "Major General McPherson" in 1864; sold to UPRR contractor in December 1864; sold back to UPRR in early 1867 as UPRR 2; to Colorado Central 2 (2nd) in 1872; to CC 331 in 1885; off roster by 1897; further disposition unknown (Kratville says "scrapped in 1888")
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
CC Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CC |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Date Rebuilt |
1885 UPRy Number |
Notes |
CC 3 | UPRR 6 | 1871 | Hinkley & Williams | [752] | Aug 1865 | May 1886 | CC 1391 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 60 inches (later 63 inches)
- Cylinders: 14x22 inches (later 15x24 inches)
Notes:
- Colorado Central 3 was built as "Black Hawk" in 1865 (owner unknown); to UPRR 6 in June 1866; to Colorado Central 3 in 1871; to Colorado Central 1391 in 1885; rebuilt in May 1886 and numbered as Colorado Central 825; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 34 in 1896; to C&S 144 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1906.
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
CC Number |
First Number |
Date To CC |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1885 UPRy Number |
Notes |
CC 4 | UPRR 60 | 1874 | Schenectady | 496 | Jun 1868 | CC 584 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 60 inches (rebuilt in January 1892 to 69 inches)
- Cylinders: 16x24 inches (rebuilt in January 1892 to 18x24 inches)
Notes:
- Colorado Central 4 was built as UPRR 60 in 1868; to Colorado Central 4 in 1874; to Colorado Central 584 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; rebuilt to UPD&G 830 in 1892; to UPD&G 35 in 1896; to C&S 145 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in December 1914
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 2 locomotives
CC Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CC |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1885 UPRy Number |
Notes |
CC 5 | UPRR 160 | 1878 | Taunton | 462 | Dec 1869 | CC 568 | 1 |
CC 6 | UPRR 161 | 1878 | Taunton | 463 | Dec 1869 | CC 569 | 2 |
General Notes:
- Individual locomotive specifications:
CC Number |
As Built Specs. |
Later Specs. |
Date Rebuilt |
|
CC 5 | 66-16x24 | 62-17x24 | Dec 1881 | |
CC 6 | 66-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Aug 1881 |
Notes:
- Colorado Central 5 was built as UPRR 160 in 1869; to Colorado Central 5 in 1878;Â to Colorado Central 568 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 18 in 1896; to C&S 104 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902
- Colorado Central 6 was built as UPRR 161 in 1869; to Colorado Central 6 in 1878;Â to Colorado Central 569 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 19 in 1896; to C&S 105 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1903
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
CC Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1885 UPRy Number |
Notes |
CC 7 | Schenectady | 1106 | Dec 1878 | CC 585 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches (rebuilt in April 1879 to 64 inches)
- Cylinders: 17x24 inches
Notes:
- Built as Colorado Central 7 in 1879; to CC 585 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 17 in 1896; to C&S 103 in 1899; sold by C&S in 1900
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 2 locomotives
CC Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CC |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1885 UPRy Number |
Notes |
CC 91 | UPRR 91 | 1878 | Baldwin | 1715 | Apr 1868 | CC 912 | 1 |
CC 92 | UPRR 92 | 1878 | Baldwin | 1716 | Apr 1868 | CC 913 | 2 |
General Notes:
- Individual locomotive specifications:
CC Number |
As Built Specs. |
Later Specs. |
Date Rebuilt |
|
CC 91 | 54-18x22 | 56-18x24 | Oct 1883 | |
CC 92 | 54-18x22 | 56-18x24 | Dec 1881 |
Notes:
- Colorado Central 91 was built as UPRR 91 in 1868; to Colorado Central 91 in 1878; to Colorado Central 912 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 65 in 1896; to C&S 308 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1901
- Colorado Central 92 was built as UPRR 92 in 1868; to Colorado Central 92 in 1878; to Colorado Central 913 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 60 in 1896; to C&S 304 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1903
Colorado Central Julesburg Branch
Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 4-4-0 -- 4 locomotives
CCJB Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CCJB |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1885 UPRy Number |
Notes |
CCJB 8 | UPRR 29 | 1882 | Rogers | [1480] | Jul 1867 | CCJB 563 | 1 |
CCJB 9 | UPRR 30 | 1882 | Rogers | [1481] | Aug 1867 | CCJB 564 | 2 |
CCJB 10 | UPRR 31 | 1882 | Rogers | [1482] | Aug 1867 | CCJB 565 | 3 |
CCJB 11 | UPRR 32 | 1882 | Rogers | [1483] | Aug 1867 | CCJB 395 | 4 |
General Notes:
- Builder numbers shown are taken from Robert Lehmuth's list dated May 2009; earlier lists done by G. M. Best in the mid 1960s show a different series of Rogers builder numbers being assigned to UPRR 28-32
- Individual locomotive specifications:
CCJB Number |
As Built Specs. |
Later Specs. |
Date Rebuilt |
|
CCJB 8 | 60-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Mar 1884 | |
CCJB 9 | 60-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Nov 1883 | |
CCJB 10 | 60-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Mar 1884 | |
CCJB 11 | 60-16x24 | 64-16x24 |
Notes:
- CCJB 8 was built as UPRR 29 in 1867; to DP 29 in 1868, used for Denver Pacific construction 1868-70, named "David H. Moffat"; returned to UPRR 29 in 1870; to UPRy 29 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 8 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 563 in 1885;Â Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 23 in 1896; to C&S 108 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1900
- CCJB 9 was built as UPRR 30 in 1867; to DP 30 in 1868, used for Denver Pacific construction 1868-70, named "John Evans"; returned to UPRR 30 in 1870; to UPRy 30 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 9 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 564 in 1885;Â Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 24 in 1896; to C&S 109 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902; dismantled by C&S in 1907
- CCJB 10 was built as UPRR 31 in 1867; to DP 31 in 1868, used for Denver Pacific construction 1868-70, named "W. S. Cheesman"; returned to UPRR 31 in 1870; to UPRy 31 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 10 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 565 in 1885;Â Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 25 in 1896; to C&S 110 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1909
- CCJB 11 was built as UPRR 32 in 1867; to UPRy 32 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 11 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 395 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 15 in 1896; to C&S 100 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1902
Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 4-6-0 -- 6 locomotives
CCJB Number |
Previous Number |
Date To CCJB |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1885 UPRy Number |
Notes |
CCJB 12 | UPRy 236 | 1882 | Taunton | 777 | Mar 1881 | CCJB 958 | 1 |
CCJB 13 | UPRy 237 | 1882 | Taunton | 778 | Apr 1881 | CCJB 959 | 2 |
CCJB 14 | UPRy 241 | 1882 | Taunton | 786 | May 1881 | CCJB 960 | 3 |
CCJB 15 | UPRy 251 (1st) | 1882 | Taunton | 797 | Aug 1881 | CCJB 961 | 4 |
CCJB 16 | UPRy 257 (1st) | 1882 | Taunton | 803 | Sep 1881 | CCJB 962 | 5 |
CCJB 17 | UPRy 258 (1st) | 1882 | Taunton | 804 | Sep 1881 | CCJB 963 | 6 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 54 inches (later 57 inches)
- Cylinders: 18x24 inches
Notes:
- CCJB 12 was built as UPRy 236 in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 12 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 958 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 61 in 1896; to C&S 305 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902
- CCJB 13 was built as UPRy 237 in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 13 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 959 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 62 in 1896; to C&S 306 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902
- CCJB 14 was built as UPRy 241 in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 14 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 960 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893
- CCJB 15 was built as UPRy 251 (1st) in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 15 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 961 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 63 in 1896; to C&S 307 in 1899; sold by C&S in 1901
- CCJB 16 was built as UPRy 257 (1st) in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 16 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 962 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; vacated between 1894 and 1898
- CCJB 17 was built as UPRy 258 (1st) in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 17 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 963 in 1885; to St.J&GI 2 (2nd) in 1893; rebuilt to 4-4-0 St.J&GI 20 (2nd) at Grand Island Shops in 1905
UPRy 1885 Numbers
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
1885 CC Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CC 331 | UPRR 2 (1st) | CC 2 (2nd) | Danforth, Cooke | [382] | Sep 1864 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 60 inches (later 57 inches)
- Cylinders: 14x22 inches (later 16x24 inches)
Notes:
- Colorado Central 2 (2nd) was built for UPRR as "Major General McPherson" in 1864; sold to UPRR contractor in December 1864; sold back to UPRR in early 1867 as UPRR 2; to Colorado Central 2 (2nd) in 1872; to CC 331 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; off roster by 1897; further disposition unknown (Kratville says "scrapped in 1888")
Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
1885 UPRy Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CCJB 395 | UPRR 32 | CCJB 11 | Rogers | [1483] | Aug 1867 | 1 |
General Notes:
- Builder number shown is taken from Robert Lehmuth's list dated May 2009; earlier lists done by G. M. Best in the mid 1960s show a different series of Rogers builder numbers being assigned to UPRR 28-32
- Individual locomotive specifications:
CCJB Number |
As Built Specs. |
Later Specs. |
Date Rebuilt |
|
CCJB 395 | 60-16x24 | 64-16x24 |
Notes:
- CCJB 395 was built as UPRR 32 in 1867; to UPRy 32 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 11 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 395 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 15 in 1896; to C&S 100 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1902
Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 4-4-0 -- 3 locomotives
1885 UPRy Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CCJB 563 | UPRR 29 | CCJB 8 | Rogers | [1480] | Jul 1867 | 1 |
CCJB 564 | UPRR 30 | CCJB 9 | Rogers | [1481] | Aug 1867 | 2 |
CCJB 565 | UPRR 31 | CCJB 10 | Rogers | [1482] | Aug 1867 | 3 |
General Notes:
- Builder numbers shown are taken from Robert Lehmuth's list dated May 2009; earlier lists done by G. M. Best in the mid 1960s show a different series of Rogers builder numbers being assigned to UPRR 28-32
- Individual locomotive specifications:
CCJB Number |
As Built Specs. |
Later Specs. |
Date Rebuilt |
|
CCJB 563 | 60-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Mar 1884 | |
CCJB 564 | 60-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Nov 1883 | |
CCJB 565 | 60-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Mar 1884 |
Notes:
- CCJB 563 was built as UPRR 29 in 1867; to DP 29 in 1868, used for Denver Pacific construction 1868-70, named "David H. Moffat"; returned to UPRR 29 in 1870; to UPRy 29 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 8 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 563 in 1885;Â Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 23 in 1896; to C&S 108 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1900
- CCJB 564 was built as UPRR 30 in 1867; to DP 30 in 1868, used for Denver Pacific construction 1868-70, named "John Evans"; returned to UPRR 30 in 1870; to UPRy 30 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 9 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 564 in 1885;Â Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 24 in 1896; to C&S 109 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902; dismantled by C&S in 1907
- CCJB 565 was built as UPRR 31 in 1867; to DP 31 in 1868, used for Denver Pacific construction 1868-70, named "W. S. Cheesman"; returned to UPRR 31 in 1870; to UPRy 31 in 1880; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 10 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 565 in 1885;Â Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 25 in 1896; to C&S 110 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1909
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 2 locomotives
1885 UPRy Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CC 568 | UPRR 160 | CC 5 | Taunton | 462 | Dec 1869 | 1 |
CC 569 | UPRR 161 | CC 6 | Taunton | 463 | Dec 1869 | 2 |
General Notes:
- Individual locomotive specifications:
1885 UPRy Number |
As Built Specs. |
Later Specs. |
Date Rebuilt |
|
CC 568 | 66-16x24 | 62-17x24 | Dec 1881 | |
CC 569 | 66-16x24 | 64-17x24 | Aug 1881 |
Notes:
- Colorado Central 568 was built as UPRR 160 in 1869; to Colorado Central 5 in 1878;Â to Colorado Central 568 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 18 in 1896; to C&S 104 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902
- Colorado Central 569 was built as UPRR 161 in 1869; to Colorado Central 6 in 1878;Â to Colorado Central 569 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 19 in 1896; to C&S 105 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1903
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
1885 UPRy Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CC 584 | UPRR 60 | CC 4 | Schenectady | 496 | Jun 1868 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 60 inches (rebuilt in January 1892 to 69 inches)
- Cylinders: 16x24 inches (rebuilt in January 1892 to 18x24 inches)
Notes:
- Colorado Central 584 was built as UPRR 60 in 1868; to Colorado Central 4 in 1874; to Colorado Central 584 in 1885; rebuilt to CC 830 in 1892; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 35 in 1896; to C&S 145 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in December 1914
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
1885 UPRy Number |
Previous Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CC 585 | CC 7 | Schenectady | 1106 | Dec 1878 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches (rebuilt in April 1879 to 64 inches)
- Cylinders: 17x24 inches
Notes:
- Built as Colorado Central 7 in 1879; to CC 585 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 17 in 1896; to C&S 103 in 1899; sold by C&S in 1900
UPRy 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
1885 UPRy Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CC 630 | Schenectady | 2792 | Mar 1889 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches (rebuilt to 62 inches in 1891-1892)
- Cylinders: 18x26 inches
General Notes:
- UPRy 630 was one of 25 locomotives delivered to UPRy in March 1889; UPRy 630 was assigned to the Colorado Central 1885 Operating Division; UPRy 610-629 were assigned to UPL&C Operating Division; UPRy 631 was assigned to the OR&V Operating Division; UPRy 632-634 were assigned to UPRy itself, known as the Union Operating Division.
Notes:
- Built as UPRy 630 in 1889; purchased by UPRy for CC; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 33 in 1896; to C&S 143 in 1899
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
CC Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Third Number |
Date To 800 Series |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Date Vacated |
1896 UPD&G Number |
Notes |
CC 825 | UPRR 6 | CC 3 | CC 1391 | May 1886 | Hinkley & Williams | [752] | Aug 1865 | 1893 | UPD&G 34 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 69 inches (rebuilt from 63 inches in May 1886)
- Cylinders: 18x24 inches (rebuilt from 14x22 inches in May 1886)
Notes:
- Colorado Central 825 was built as "Black Hawk" in 1865 (owner unknown); to UPRR 6 in June 1866; to Colorado Central 3 in 1871; to Colorado Central 1391 in 1885; rebuilt in May 1886 and numbered as Colorado Central 825; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 34 in 1896; to C&S 144 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1906.
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
1890 CC Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
1885 UPRy Number |
Date Rebuilt |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1896 UPD&G Number |
Notes |
CC 830 | UPRR 60 | CC 4 | CC 584 | Jan 1892 | Schenectady | 496 | Jun 1868 | UPD&G 35 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 69 inches (rebuilt from 60 inches in January 1892)
- Cylinders: 18x24 inches (rebuilt from 16x24 inches in January 1892)
Notes:
- Colorado Central 830 was built as UPRR 60 in 1868; to Colorado Central 4 in 1874; to Colorado Central 584 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; rebuilt to UPD&G 830 in 1892; to UPD&G 35 in 1896; to C&S 145 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in December 1914
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 2 locomotives
1885 UPRy Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CC 912 | UPRR 91 | CC 91 | Baldwin | 1715 | Apr 1868 | 1 |
CC 913 | UPRR 92 | CC 92 | Baldwin | 1716 | Apr 1868 | 2 |
General Notes:
- Individual locomotive specifications:
1885 UPRy Number |
As Built Specs. |
Later Specs. |
Date Rebuilt |
|
CC 912 | 54-18x22 | 56-18x24 | Oct 1883 | |
CC 913 | 54-18x22 | 56-18x24 | Dec 1881 |
Notes:
- CC 912 was built as UPRR 91 in 1868; to Colorado Central 91 in 1878; to Colorado Central 912 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 65 in 1896; to C&S 308 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1901
- CC 913 was built as UPRR 92 in 1868; to Colorado Central 92 in 1878; to Colorado Central 913 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 60 in 1896; to C&S 304 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1903
Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 4-6-0 -- 6 locomotives
1885 UPRy Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Notes |
CCJB 958 | UPRy 236 | CCJB 12 | Taunton | 777 | Mar 1881 | 1 |
CCJB 959 | UPRy 237 | CCJB 13 | Taunton | 778 | Apr 1881 | 2 |
CCJB 960 | UPRy 241 | CCJB 14 | Taunton | 786 | May 1881 | 3 |
CCJB 961 | UPRy 251 (1st) | CCJB 15 | Taunton | 797 | Aug 1881 | 4 |
CCJB 962 | UPRy 257 (1st) | CCJB 16 | Taunton | 803 | Sep 1881 | 5 |
CCJB 963 | UPRy 258 (1st) | CCJB 17 | Taunton | 804 | Sep 1881 | 6 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 54 inches (later 57 inches)
- Cylinders: 18x24 inches
Notes:
- CCJB 958 was built as UPRy 236 in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 12 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 958 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 61 in 1896; to C&S 305 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902
- CCJB 959 was built as UPRy 237 in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 13 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 959 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 62 in 1896; to C&S 306 in 1899; retired by C&S in 1902
- CCJB 960 was built as UPRy 241 in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 14 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 960 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of the independent UPD&G in March 1890
- CCJB 961 was built as UPRy 251 (1st) in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 15 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 961 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 63 in 1896; to C&S 307 in 1899; sold by C&S in 1901
- CCJB 962 was built as UPRy 257 (1st) in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 16 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 962 in 1885; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; vacated between 1894 and 1898
- CCJB 963 was built as UPRy 258 (1st) in 1881; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 17 in 1882; to Colorado Central Julesburg Branch 963 in 1885; to St.J&GI 2 (2nd) in 1893; rebuilt to 4-4-0 St.J&GI 20 (2nd) at Grand Island Shops in 1905
Colorado Central 4-4-0 -- 1 locomotive
1885 UPRy Number |
First Number |
Second Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Date Rebuilt |
Notes |
CC 1391 | UPRR 6 | CC 3 | Hinkley & Williams | 752 | Aug 1865 | May 1886 | 1 |
Description:
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 60 inches (later 63 inches)
- Cylinders: 14x22 inches (later 15x24 inches)
Notes:
- CC 1391 was built as "Black Hawk" in 1865 (owner unknown); to UPRR 6 in June 1866; to Colorado Central 3 in 1871; to Colorado Central 1391 in 1885; rebuilt in May 1886 and numbered as Colorado Central 825; Colorado Central became part of UPD&G in 1890, sold to independent UPD&G in 1893; to UPD&G 34 in 1896; to C&S 144 in 1899; dismantled by C&S in 1906.
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