Preserved Long Island Rail Road Locomotives

This list includes the known preserved locomotives that were once owned and or operated by the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR).
==List==
===Steam Locomotives===
Image	Number	Locomotive Class 	Build date	Manufacturer 	Status 	Notes
 	35 	Pennsylvania Railroad Class G5s	1928 	Juniata Shops	Undergoing restoration to operational condition at the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum in Nassau County, New York. 	One of the last three PRR G5s steam locomotives in preservation. Undergoing cosmetic restoration.
 	39 	Pennsylvania Railroad Class G5s	1929 	Juniata Shops	Currently, the boiler and firebox are undergoing restoration at the Strasburg Railroad while the rest of the engine resides at the Riverhead Railroad Museum of Long Island in Suffolk County, New York.	One of the last three PRR G5s steam locomotives in preservation. Undergoing operational restoration.
===Diesel Locomotives===
Image	Number 	Locomotive Class 	Build date 	Manufacturer 	Status 	Notes
 	200 	ALCO Century 420 	December 1963	American Locomotive Company (ALCO)	Operational at the Livonia, Avon and Lakeville Railroad in Lakeville, New York. 	Renumbered to LAL No. 420
 	213 	ALCO Century 420 	 	American Locomotive Company (ALCO)	At the Arkansas and Missouri Railroad in Springdale, Arkansa. 	Renumbered to A&M No. 69
 	220 	ALCO Century 420 	 	American Locomotive Company (ALCO)	At the Yucatán Railway Museum in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. 	Renumbered to NdeM No. 220
 	251 Bill Jeffries 	EMD GP38-2 	1975 	Electro Motive Division 	At the Riverhead Railroad Museum of Long Island in Suffolk County, New York. 	Cab of the locomotive only. Now used as a train simulator.
 	397 Dashing Dan 	GE 25-ton switcher	1958 	General Electric 	On static display at the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum in Nassau County, New York. 	
 	398 Dashing Dottie	GE 25-ton switcher	1958 	General Electric 	Operational at the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum in Nassau County, New York. 	Renumbered to 26 in honor of the twenty-sixth president Theodore Roosevelt.
 	399 	GE 25-ton switcher	August 1958 	General Electric 	On semi-static display at the Riverhead Railroad Museum of Long Island in Suffolk County, New York.	In fairly good operational condition
 	400 	GE 44-ton switcher	December 1950	General Electric 	At the Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum in Willimantic, Connecticut. 	Renumbered to CERM No. 0800
 	467 	ALCO RS-1 	1950 	American Locomotive Company (ALCO)	Stored at the Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum in North Judson, Indiana. 	
 	1553 	ALCO RS-3 	1955 	American Locomotive Company (ALCO)	At the Age of Steam Roundhouse in Sugarcreek, Ohio. 	Renumbered to Ohio Central No. 1077
 	1556 	ALCO RS-3 	1955 	American Locomotive Company (ALCO)	On static display at the Riverhead Railroad Museum of Long Island in Suffolk County, New York. 	
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