Timber Heritage Association

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The Timber Heritage Association is a Heritage Railroad Museum in Samoa, California.

Locomotive Roster^[1]
Name	Builder	Year	Type	Status	Location	Notes
Bear Harbor Lumber Company #1	Marshutz & Cantrell	1892	0-4-0T	Operational	Fort Humboldt SHP	One of 2 Remaining locomotives from Marshutz & Cantrell
Arcata & Mad River Railroad #101	General Electric Rail	1950	44 Ton Diesel	Operational	Samoa Shops	Formerly used by Pine Flat Dam Contractors.
Elk River Mill and Lumber Company #1	Marshutz & Cantrell	1884	0-4-0T	Awaiting Repair	Fort Humboldt SHP	One of 2 Remaining locomotives from Marshutz & Cantrell
Sugar Pine Lumber Company No.4	American Locomotive Company	1925	2-8-2T	Awaiting Restoration Since 2003	Strasburg Railroad Shops	Sole surviving SPL Locomotive Ex. Palco, W&C, WWRR
Mutual Plywood Corporation #54	Heisler Locomotive Works	1927	B-B Diesel converted from 2-truck Heisler	Non Operational Engine Runs	Samoa Roundhouse	Ex. Elk River Mill & Lumber Co. No. 3
Pacific Lumber Company #29	Baldwin Locomotive Works	1910	2-6-2	Under Evaluation for Operational Restoration	Samoa Roundhouse
Dolbeer and Carson Lumber Company #3	Baldwin Locomotive Works	1922	2-6-2	Under Evaluation for Operational Restoration	Samoa Machine Shop	Ex. Humboldt Northern Railway
Hammond Lumber Company #33	Lima Locomotive Works	1933	3 Truck Shay	Non Operational	Samoa Roundhouse
Hammond Lumber Company #15	Baldwin Locomotive Works	1916	2-8-2	Non Operational	Samoa Roundhouse
Bear Harbor Lumber Company #2	Baldwin Locomotive Works	1898	2-4-2T	Non Operational	Samoa Roundhouse
Arcata & Mad River Railroad #7	Lima Locomotive Works	1918	2 Truck Shay	Non Operational	Samoa Roundhouse

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