The historic steam logging locomotive Mount Emily Shay #1 traveled by BNSF Railway on a flatcar from its former home on the City of Prineville Railway to its new home at the Oregon Rail Heritage ...

Smoke rises from the stack of Mount Emily Shay No. 1 in the mid-2010s near Prineville. The steam-powered locomotive, which was used for logging operations in Union County for three decades, in ...

The Oregon Historical Society and the Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation announced Friday the permanent transfer of the Mount Emily Shay #1 steam locomotive from the City of Prineville Railway to the ...

The Allen County Museum will celebrate the 100th birthday of its Shay Locomotive from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20 at the ...

The Harbor Springs Historical Society acquired a Shay locomotive, pictured here, in October 2021. The revolutionary invention was patented by Ephraim Shay, who would later move to Harbor Springs.

The historic Shay locomotive, a relic of Longview’s logging heyday, is back home.

Attractions include riding behind a 67-ton 1929 Shay logging locomotive, a replica 1900s train depot, the LaPorte County Courthouse’s first electric generator plant and threshing demonstrations.

HARBOR SPRINGS — For the first time ever, a locomotive model that revolutionized the logging and railroad industries is bound for Harbor Springs. More than 130 years ago, the city also served as ...

The Shay Locomotive in downtown Cadillac holds a lot of history to the city and Northern Michigan. “Without the Shay, the lumbering industry couldn’t have grown as large as it did, which in ...

Just past the main entrance to Hesston Steam Museum, it may be difficult to choose where to go and what to see first. Do you want to ride the full-sized train pulled by the 1929 Shay logging ...

Jan. 3—Libby's Heritage Museum volunteers continue to work to restore a Shay locomotive train engine. Museum board member Sherry Turner was at the Nov. 20 Lincoln County Commissioners meeting to ...

In two weeks, the city of Longview has received $925 in private donations to build a pavilion on the public library lawn for the newly restored Shay Locomotive.