Surviving S-3's?

How many ALCO S3s survive. One I know is BRT 0409 in Boston.

One in New York state:

Tonawanda Coke No. 1976
at Tonawanda Coke plant, Tonawanda, NY (Buffalo area)

nee Maine Central Alco S3 No. 961.
arrived at Tonawanda Coke sometime before 1978.

http://gold.mylargescale.com/scottychaos/ny-alcos/

Scot

Both Brooks-Scanlon S-3's exist but are stored.
A Simpson Timber S-3 also exists somewhere in California.
There's plenty if you look around.

Here's a cool one photographed today at a power plant in Virginia: B&M 1173...still has builders plate, original numberboards, and final inspection report still in holder in cab dated January 17, 1967. It reads: "Final Report. Diesel Locomotive 1173 permanently retired from service on January 19, 1965 on account of being sold to Virginia Electric and Power Co., Richmond, VA, and will not again be used by this company."

atsf sp wrote:How many ALCO S3s survive. One I know is BRT 0409 in Boston.

Pics here:

http://server.rypn.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=29254

I know thats there. I have taken more recent photos of it. They built a new fence around the equipment there.
http://jwdp.rrpicturearchives.net/showP ... id=1917390
http://jwdp.rrpicturearchives.net/showP ... id=1917391
http://jwdp.rrpicturearchives.net/showP ... id=1917392

The Alexander RR has a pair of Alco S3s, according their website: http://www.tarheelpress.com/junebug/roster.html