Name/Title
4-6-0 #106 EngineEntry/Object ID
2021.4.3Tags
Crowell Lumber Co.s, Equipment, Machinery, Photo, Public, Railroad, Railway, Red River & Gulf RailroadDescription
Red River and Gulf Railroad Co. #106, in the yard at Long Leaf Junction, LAPhotograph Details
Subject
#106 engineSubject Person or Organization
Red River & Gulf Railroad CompanySubject Place
City
Long LeafState/Province
LouisianaContinent
North AmericaContext
Red River & Gulf Railroad Co. was created by the same stockholders of the Crowell & Spencer Lumber Co.; Longleaf Mill was one of the branches for the Crowell & Spencer Lumber Co.; is the location of SFHM and #106 is still stored here todayCollection
Albert (A. E.) Brown Photo CollectionAcquisition
Accession
2021.4Acquisition Method
GiftCredit Line
*title of entry*, Albert (A. E.) Brown Collection, *Accession Number*, *Exhibit Title (if it's being displayed)*, Southern Forest Heritage Museum, Long Leaf, LA.Made/Created
Artist Information
Artist
Albert BrownRole
PhotographerArtist
Baldwin Locomotive WorksRole
BuilderDate made
Mar 7, 1952Time Period
20th CenturyOther Names and Numbers
Other Names
Name Type
RR&GOther Name
106 at Long Leaf 3 7 1952 A E Brown PhotoOther Numbers
Number Type
00#Other Number
SFHM.Brown.2020.001.003Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Crowell & Spencer Lumber CompanyRelated Entries
Notes
2020.1.177
2020.1.178
2021.2.7
2021.2.8
2021.6.4Research Notes
Person
Rachel BlomquistDate
Jan 30, 2021Notes
Bought from Baldwin Locomotives in June 1923; was the last engine bought by RR&G at $29,520; was used to haul freight trains from Long Leaf to Kurthwood for 22 years; September 1945 it began running from Long Leaf to Lecompte and was used sometimes by Crowell Long Leaf Lumber to haul log trains from Meridian to Long Leaf; its last run was in March 29/31 1953