to November. The White Mountain Central Railroad located off Interstate 93 in Lincoln, New Hampshire uses Climax #6 as the primary or main locomotive. The "Durbin Rocket", of the Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad in Durbin, West Virginia, is hauled by a Climax on its regular excursions. The Corry Historical Museum in Corry, Pennsylvania has a Climax on display in its own exhibit room inside the museum, with the locomotive sitting on a section of track. The museum is open from 14:00 to 16:00 on weekends from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and admission is free. A restored Climax locomotive is on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, located in Strasburg. It is displayed beside a Heisler locomotive and a Shay locomotive, which are also fully restored. The locomotives are not in operating condition. Two Climax locomotives are preserved in Canada, both at the BC Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, British Columbia. Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co. No. 2 is a 25-ton Class B locomotive, and was built in 1910 as shop number 1057. Hillcrest Lumber Co. No. 9 was built to a larger, 50-ton Class B design in 1915, and is Climax shop number 1359. Hillcrest Lumber Co. #10, the larger locomotive weighing 70 tons, is currently preserved at Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad at Elbe, Washington. It is not currently operational and is awaiting work. Only one Climax Class A locomotive survives today. It was located in Nome, Alaska before it was acquired 2019-2020, and is currently undergoing restoration in Corry, PA. One Class B Climax is preserved on the grounds of the Cradle of Forestry in North Carolina. Conversions A number of Climaxes, especially Class A, were later converted to diesel or gasoline power, and some still exist in this form, using the original frame and drive mechanism. In fiction In the television series Thomas & Friends, the character of Ferdinand is based on the Climax Class C locomotive. References External links Geared Steam Locomotive Works' Climax pages Ed Vasser on Climax locomotives Restoration of Climax No. 1551 by the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association in Cass, West Virginia A 3D PDF illustration of Climax CN 1551, as restored at Cass, West Virginia, may be found here. Requires Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader, as browser PDF previewers do not allow 3D features of the PDF file. The drawing may be zoomed, rotated, and parts hidden to