Homestake Mining Co. No. 1 (J.B. Haggin)

Homestake Mining Co. No. 1 named, J.B. Haggin is an 0-4-0T built in 1879 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Homestake Mining Co. at Lead, SD.
The engine spent most of it's life as a switcher at the Homestake Mining Co. to collect rocks. The Haggin was retired from daily use in 1901. The small engine made a famed return for the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Homestake Mine, the Golden Jubilee in 1926.
The J.B. Haggin made its final ride in January 1932, on a temporary track from Lead to the Adams Museum in Deadwood, SD where it resides today on permanent display.
==Trivia==
*This locomotive was the first locomotive in the Black Hills. It was dragged down from Rapid City by a bull team.
==Gallery==
File:Homestakemining1.jpg
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