Hammond Lumber #15, Samoa California, September 1966. My late Dad worked for Foss Tug & Barge (now Foss Maritime) and for a while worked on a rig hauling lumber barges from Humboldt Bay to Hawaii.
Wandering around the Georgia Pacific lumberyard, he found this beautiful 2-8-2, parked in limbo. She was fired up occasionally to relieve the diesel units.
Wandering around the Georgia Pacific lumberyard, he found this beautiful 2-8-2, parked in limbo. She was fired up occasionally to relieve the diesel units.




Hammond Lumber Company #16, 2-8-2T built by American Locomotive Company, delivered in March of 1929, it had a long lumbering history, spending fourteen years in Oregon with the Crossett Western Company. Now a static display in Shelton, Washington.
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