2 days ago · Illinois Central #333, a 1918 0-6-0 left the permanently closed Tioga Heritage Museum, in Tioga, Louisiana headed for what is supposed to be a complete rebuilding for a new tourist railroad. #333 had been at one time the depot switcher in Jackson, LA, so I am told, and was donated by the IC to the Louisiana Arts and Sciences center at the old ...

Sep 1, 2019 · #333 is an 0-6-0 switcher built for the Illinois Central in 1918 at Alco's Cooke Locomotive Works in Paterson, NJ. At 169,000 lbs it is one of the heaviest 0-6-0s built in the US and has 52” drivers and 21” x 26” cylinders.

Illinois Central No. 333 is an 0-6-0 steam locomotive built in 1918 by Alco for the Illinois Central Railroad. It spent most of its life as a switch engine on the I.C., until retirement in 1960, when it was sold to the Charles Black Sand & Gravel Co. at Fluker, LA.

IC 333: Cooke 07/1918, display at Baton Rouge, LA moved to Tioga, LA: 0-6-0 58999: 7: 85921: IC 334: Cooke 07/1918, sfs 05/1955: 0-6-0 59000 : 215301: IC 350: Brooks 11/1900 as 2-6-0 553/3712, reblt 05/42 to 0-6-0 390/350, sold 11/48: 0-6-0 3690: 1: 185086: IC 382: Burnham Ex-Clinchfield 99: 4-6-0 27048: 8: 131289: IC 405 : SW7

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This steam locomotive used to be on display at the science museum in Baton Rouge.

I have seen the ICRR #333 in May 1996, but recently, when passing through Baton Rouge LA, I noticed it was no longer there. On internet I found two links: http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=1990902 and http://www.icrr.net/ICsteam.htm, both stating the loc was transferred to Tioga LA, the latter stating that happened in March 2011.

Former Illinois Central 1918 0-6-0 #333 left the closed Tioga, LA heritage museum for Ohio, and a rumored operational rebuild.

Jun 11, 2012 · Illinois Central Engine #333 was a coal fired steam locomotive. More on how that works tomorrow. -Mike.

IC No. 201 on display at the Illinois Railway Museum IC No. 333 on display at Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company Depot. Several locomotives and rolling stock formerly owned and used by Illinois Central are preserved, and many of them reside in parks and museums across the United States.