Canadian Railway Museum Porter GE12 'Sans Pariel' #9, St-Constant / Delson, Quebec 2004, nee Remington Arms, ex AA Merrilles, exx Joseph Trans#9, blt 1928 cn7120
Pierre Lacombe |
Robinson Clay Products Porter GM14 #11, blt 1928 cn7096
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Airco Alloys Porter 15T? , Niagrara Falls, NY 1975
Doug Kroll |
Heppenstal Porter GM16T #1, Pittsburg PA, blt 1942 cn7451, to Turner Seymour, to Charter Oak Cont
Robert E. Rathke |
Linde Air Products Porter GM20 18T, blt 1943 cn7381?, nee Linde Air 1223?
Robert E. Rathke |
Ferrocarrilera Transcontinental Porter 20T gas
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Porter 20T gas mech 145hp eng
Robert E. Rathke |
Porter 20T diesel-hydraulic 150hp eng
Robert E. Rathke |
Louisiana Ind Porter 22.5T Boxcab, , Price, LA 1981, nee United Fruit 1, ex Celotex 3 LA, blt 1929 cn 7146
Michael M. Palmieri |
SDA Porter 25T #8187, San Diego RR Museum Campo, CA 2002, blt 1948 cn8157
Mike |
Porter 30T 36"gauge
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Timken Roller Bearing Porter GE35 #3939, blt 1929 cn7119, to AE Staley, to Sol Tick
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USN Porter GM35 #4, blt1941 cn7343? [65-00231], to Bryan Rock & Sand
Robert E. Rathke |
Porter 35T diesel-elec 200hp eng
Robert E. Rathke |
CBQ Porter 44T #8902, Newark IL 1962, cn50007 1930
Don Ross |
Porter 44T 300hp
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Porter 44T Steeple cab
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Viginia Central Porter 44T #3
Arnold Morscher |
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White River Porter DE44 #4, blt 1942 cn7335, to National Castings
Robert E. Rathke |
Northern IL Coal Co Porter GE45 #12, blt 1928 cn7103, to Peabody Coal
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Navy Porter DE45T #76, Charelston NRHS, SC. blt 1949 cn8231, ex USN 65-11162
©Mat Conrad |
Historic Harmar Bridge Co, OH, Porter DE45T I #1, nee USN65-004466, ex Union Carbide, exx Elkem Metals, blt 1941 cn7314
Bill Waller |
Historic Harmar Bridge Co, OH, Porter DE45T I #1, nee USN65-004466, ex Union Carbide, exx Elkem Metals, blt 1941 cn7314
Bill Waller |
Porter 45T, Mt Jewett PA 1987©Greg Dickson |
Mobil Minning & Minerals Porter DE45T #2, Mulberry Phospate Museum FL 1994, blt 1942 cn7399, VA Chemical, exx USATC 7060, nee USA#1
Arnold Morscher
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Columbia Silicates Porter DE45, South Congaree, S.C. 1970, blt 1943 cn7565 nee USN65-00187, to Penn Glass Sand, to SC Museum, Winnsboro SC
Ken Houghton |
USN Porter 45T #1 diesel-elec 2-150hp eng
Robert E. Rathke |
USN Porter 45T diesel-elec 2-150hp eng
Robert E. Rathke |
Vulcan Materials Porter DE45T , McKees Rocks PA 1979, blt 1941 cn7316?, Ex Pitt, Alleg & McKees Rocks #16, nee USN65-00164?
Warren Calloway |
Progress Rail Services Porter 45T(I) #7349, Newport RI 2005
Paul McGrane |
Vulcan Materials Co Porter 45T??, South Joliet IL1972
Ken Houghton |
PA Trolley Porter 45DE #311, Washington, PA 2005, blt 1942 cn7384, nee USN4 [65-00024], exx PA Transformer, ex McGraw-Edison
Wade H. Massie |
H.K. Porter was an old line manufacturer of small steam since 1866. They started building gas locomotives in 1911, and diesels in 1940. The "Joshua Rhodes" was built in a tiny three-story wooden shop with an annual capacity of 15 to 25 locomotives. In 1943, the
H. K. Porter Company, Inc. occupied four large modern industrial plants at Pittsburgh and Blairsville, Pennsylvania, Newark,
and New Brunswick, New Jersey. From a single type of steam locomotive the Porter line has grown to include every type of
locomotive used in industrial switching. They built a total of 287 internal combustion locomotives prior to selling their designs to Davenport in 1950. 
