W.H. Mason Lumber Co. No. 4

W.H. Mason Lumber Co. No. 4 is a two-truck Class B Climax locomotive built by the Climax Manufacturing Co. in 1913 for a lumber company based in Ellamore, WV.
The locomotive was sold to W. H. Mason Lumber, Elkins, WV, in 1948 where it worked for another 8 years before being sold to the Edaville Railroad, a heritage railroad then operating in South Palmer, MA.
It is now a public display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
==Trivia==
*Between 1888 and 1928, the company produced 1,000-1,100 locomotives.
*Edaville ceased operations in 1991 and #4 was sold to the museum the following year.
Category:Climax locomotives
Category:Steam locomotives
Category:American locomotives
Category:Built in 1913
Category:Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania engines
Category:Locomotives
Category:Logging locomotives