Crowell Long Leaf Lumber Co. 4-6-0 No. 400
Longleaf, Louisiana, United States 		Location: Southern Heritage Forest Museum
Status: Display
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Photo Copyright © John Gramling
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Posted: Jun 23, 2015 @ 10:06:39 by Hemi Ward
Those engines do deserve to be running again. Even though they are not in good shape, they do have potential.
Posted: Jan 2, 2015 @ 23:01:32 by Everett Lueck
Regarding the builders plate for #400, the museum has recently acquired one of the plates. If you have the other, we would definitely be interested in acquiring it also. Of course, it may be that the one that we acquired came from you after all, in which case we thank you.
Posted: Aug 31, 2012 @ 08:08:11 by Zoo
Would the Museum be interested in the original Builder plate (#51175) for your locomotive 400?
Posted: May 9, 2011 @ 12:05:43 by Everett Lueck
The engine in this picture is R.R.&G. #106, not Crowell #400 which is stored outside
Posted: Aug 9, 2006 @ 14:08:14 by M. Walker

Again with my recent visit to the museum I was able to see all three locomotives that the Southern Forest Heritage Museum owns. This particular locomotive still rests in the same place as the photo posted but the old shed is now gone and a new shed is currently being built around it. They have also shored up the railbed around the locomotive due to its higher location than the surrounding landscape.

The museum also has several other pieces of railroad equipment that was used by the old lumber company: a log loader, a log skidder, and what looked like an old log flat car that has been overtaken by the forest.

Posted: Jul 23, 2004 @ 08:07:12 by MONROE SIMON III

I AM LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION I CAN FIND ON MONROE SIMON WHO WORKED IN THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IN THE 1940S THRU THE 1950S. HE WAS MY GRANDFATHER AND HE DIED IN 1956. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

THANKS

MONROE SIMON III