Goldfield Consolidated Mines No. 1

Goldfield Consolidated Mines No. 1 is a 0-6-0 built by H.K. Porter in 1942.
After serving its time in the Army as locomotive 5014, it was sold to the Tombstone Junction Railroad along with 5002, which were both found to be too small for the railroad. They were put on a siding and repainted on the side the train passed by.
When Tombstone Junction closed, 5014 was sold to the California State Railroad Museum and was used as a parts source for restoring Granite Rock Company No. 10.
In 2008, 5014 was sold to the Goldfield Historical Society and was moved to its current location.
The intention is to recreate the 1907 Bullfrog Goldfield Yards and return an historic railroad presence to Goldfield, which was once served by four railroads.
Although the 1942 Porter would not have been found in 1907 Goldfield, it is representative of a side-tank Baldwin used by the Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company.
5014 is being reassembled, as time and funds permit, for display only.