YVRR No. 21 'C. H. Grant' - Late '20s

YVRR No. 21 'C. H. Grant' - Late '20s

1902 Frisco-built American Standard. #21 was delivered by her Frisco engineer, C. H. Grant, to the Yosemite Valley when they bought her secondhand, and was told to take her up the valley on her first train as she'd not yet been assigned a crew. C. H. Grant loved his engine and its new home so much, he decided to stay, and crewed the #21 until his retirement in 1926. #21 never happily found another engineer, and in 1928, the year of Grant's death, she was put in a siding at El Portal, never to move under her own steam again. In 1946 she was dragged down to Merced and scrapped.

Author: Daniel Gollery

YVRR No. 21 'C. H. Grant' - Late '20s
• airhose.texture.txt 30 bytes
• airhose.tga 192.04KB
• bell.im 69.96KB
• bell.kin 3.94KB
• body.im 2.00MB
• body.lm.txt 322 bytes
• body_low.im 958.89KB
• body_med.im 1.72MB
• body_med_low.im 1.38MB
• boiler-boiler.texture.txt 47 bytes
• boiler.tga 16.00MB
• boiler_nrm-boiler_nrm.texture.txt 80 bytes
• boiler_nrm.tga 16.00MB
• config.txt 21.20KB
• doorl.im 9.84KB
• doorl.kin 2.25KB
• doorr.im 8.29KB
• doorr.kin 2.25KB
• glass-glass.texture.txt 45 bytes
• glass.tga 48.02KB
• ground-ground.texture.txt 47 bytes
• ground.tga 512.04KB
• hosehi.im 16.02KB
• hoselo.im 16.02KB
• lilbloco.gs 89 bytes
• windowl.im 20.07KB
• windowl.kin 2.25KB
• windowr.im 10.53KB
• windowr.kin 2.25KB
• yvrr 21.tga 10.55MB