Click photo for a larger image	Everett Railroad Whitcomb 65DE-19a #56 Road Number: 56 Model: 65DE-19a (65-Ton) Builder: Whitcomb Tractive Effort: 32500 Built: May, 1944 Horsepower: 500 Builders No.: 60474 Acquired: March, 1954 Road Number/Ownership History   American Aggregates #60474 1966 American Aggregates #56   Preston W. Duffy #56 1954 Everett #56 1953 Conemaugh & Black Lick #56 1949 Fore River #12 1948 South Buffalo #44 1943 S.A. Healy #8124 1944 US Army #8468
Notes: 1: Resold to American Aggregates in November 1966 as their 56. Shipped from Everett to Greenville Ohio via the Pennsylvania Railroad on June 1, 1967. Renumbered 60474. Final disposition unknown. 2: Sold to Preston W. Duffy, a locomotive broker, between late 1965 and the end of 1966. Locomotive would remain out-of-service at Everett during Duffy's ownership. 3: Purchased by the Everett from the Conemaugh & Black Lick RR on March 15, 1954. This locomotive was the Everett's first, and is known to have seen service on the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain between Saxton and Everett before the Everett began their own operations. This may have been the only non-steam power to have operated on the H&BTM outside of their motor car: M-39. 4: Purchased by the Conemaugh & Black Railroad on July 15, 1953. Renumbered 56. 5: Sold to the Fore River railroad in November 1948 and renumbered 12. 6: Sold to the South Buffalo Railroad, April 1948, and renumbered 44. 7: Sold to S.A. Healy Construction of Ellenville, NY. Renumbered 8124. 8: Built as US Army number 8468 by Whitcomb in May, 1944. Served in Africa and Europe before returning to America.