Cedar Point & Lake Erie No. 22

Cedar Point & Lake Erie No. 22 is a 2-4-0 steam locomotive built as an 0-4-0 tank engine in October 1922 by Vulcan Iron Works in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania as construction number 3264 and sold to the Wayne Coal Company in Claybank, Ohio, to haul coal.
It was sold in 1927 to Birmingham Rail and Locomotive Products, a locomotive broker based in Birmingham, Alabama.
It was later sold to the Cedar Point & Lake Erie Railroad (now part of the Cedar Point amusement park) in 1963, and was now converted to a 2-4-0 tender engine.
In 1981, it was named "Myron H." after Mike "Myron" Hetrick, a superintendent of the Cedar Point & Lake Erie Railroad.
The Myron H. had been retired by the late 1980s and sat in the back of the enginehouse with the railroad's #5 Jack Foster. In 1990, Myron H. was fully restored and is the one of two primary engines used today at Cedar Point.
==Trivia==
*The locomotive was featured in "I love Big Machines".
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