a 0-4-0 is preserved in the Illinois Railway Museum of Union Illinois. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, an 0-6-0 built by the H.K. Porter Company, is preserved in the Mad River and NKP Railroad Museum in Bellevue, Ohio North American Rayon Company, 1936 H.K. Porter Company, 0-6-0F Fireless Locomotive, Elizabethton, Tennessee. The locomotive was called "The Pot". This rare fireless locomotive was built in 1936 for the North American Rayon Company (N.A.R.C.) of Elizabethton. Its steam was supplied from a large reservoir located inside of the N.A.R.C. plant. Fireless locomotives were used in industrial situations where there was an increased risk of fire. N.A.R.C. made Rayon, which is a highly flammable material. The locomotive retired from service in 1992 and it is possibly the last fireless locomotive to be retired from service in the United States. N.A.R.C. shutdown in 2000 and donated "The Pot" to the Carter County Chamber of Commerce and is on public display in Elizabethton, Tennessee. Connecticut Coke Company 3, a 1930 H.K. Porter Company 0-4-0F, is owned by the Valley Railroad and is currently on display at the Westbrook (CT) Outlet Mall. See also Advanced steam technology Bagnall fireless locomotives (preserved) List of fireless steam locomotives preserved in Britain List of steam technology patents References External links Fireless locomotives in the United States Fireless locomotives in Germany Ayrshire Railway Preservation Group History of fireless locomotives (Buckinghamshire Railway Centre) – plus links to two locomotives Andrew Barclay 0-6-0 fireless locomotive at Dunaskin, East Ayrshire Steam vehicles Steam locomotive types Energy storage