Second City of Kapolei, through the heart of the Koolina golf resort, and up the Waianae Coast, presently only as far as Kahe Point. However, the tracks east of Fort Weaver Road have been pulled up, so trains can only operate on the line west of that. In addition to the ex-Army flat cars used to haul passengers, three cars are at the Hawaiian Railway Society, Coach #2, excursion car #57, and Benjamin Franklin Dillingham's private coach, parlor car #64. Three cars also sit at Travel Town Museum in Griffith Park, California. Coach #1, combination car #36 and caboose #1, all built circa 1900 at the OR&L shops, were donated to the museum by the OR&L in 1953. Two diesel locomotives, GE 44-ton switchers numbered 15 and 19, remain in regular use on the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad. References Bibliography External links Defunct Hawaii railroads Rail infrastructure on the National Register of Historic Places in Hawaii 3 ft gauge railways in the United States Narrow gauge railroads in Hawaii Former Class I railroads in the United States Transportation in Honolulu County, Hawaii Historic American Engineering Record in Hawaii Railway companies established in 1889 Railway companies disestablished in 1947 1889 establishments in Hawaii 1947 disestablishments in Hawaii Railway lines on the National Register of Historic Places