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Philippine National Railways Preservation Status PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RAILWAYS PRESERVATION STATUS COMPILED BY - BRAD PEADON PHILIPPINE RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MARCH 2012 © Information contained in this website and page may be used for research and publishing purposes provided acknowledgement is given to the author and the ‘Philippine Railway Historical Society’ . We take copyrite infringement seriously, even if you don’t. For further details please feel free to email us at [email protected] CREDITS: Thank you to Karel Brouwers, Brian Young, Brian South and the ’Philippine Railways Advocacy Group’ for their contributions to this issue. Thanks also to a few people from within the Philippine National Railways who graciously share information and wish to remain anonymous. REFERECES: Philippine Railway Historical Society (PRHS)- Various Websites • PRHS Homepage: http://philippine-railways.blogspot.com • PRHS Blogsite: http://philippinerailwayhistoricalsociety.blogspot.com PhilippineRailways Yahoogroup (Operated by PRHS) Philippine Modelling Yahoogroup (Operated by PRHS) Railways Of The Philippines—Late Reg Carter COPYRITE Brad Peadon 2011 All rights reserved. This publication is produced by Brad Peadon for the ‘Philippine Railway Historical Society’. It is intended for personal research use of anyone interested and personal photocopying is permitted. Use of content within the publication for commercial or other publishing purposes can be granted by emailing the author PHILIPPIE RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY RAILFAS GUIDE TO THE PHILIPPIES Starting as the ‘Philippine Railways SIG’ in 1999, the society set up as a means to learn about the Philippines, share information and This guide is meant to share the latest information connect people with a similar with people around the world who share an interest interest. in Philippine railways. The group is mostly internet based, though we did go through a The intention is to occasionally grow the guide small period as an official group with the plan to help preserve rail- and issue updated versions electronically, while a way items in the Philippines. With mass scrapping of the majority of smaller hard copy version will be sent to PNR rollingstock in 2010, the idea was set aside and we returned to our people, railway archives and other places with original purpose. similar interests. Our occasional magazine/ ‘Along Da Riles’ is the last link to these days and has taken on a life of its own. It continues solely through HOW CA YOU HELP contributions by myself and a few significant other people who care. Our internet activities are vast. We are regularly emailed with en- Of course both this guide and our ‘other quiries both historical and of a more general nature and we are publications require corrections, updates and any happy to help where possible. additional information. We have numerous websites accessible All our society publications rely on the through: generosity of people who willingly share http://philippine-railways.blogspot.com information, and even funds, to benefit others. We also have a number of Yahoogroup This publication will cover the latest information forums for sharing information and meeting on the Philippine railways, while others in planning others: will cover the railways in a more historical content PhilippineRailways LocoShed_Photography_Philippines [email protected] Philippine_Modelling Philippine_Transportation All our work is voluntary and solely to promote Look forward to meeting you on a forum soon! the Philippine railways and its related hobby COVER PHOTO: Brad Peadon 2010 Past and Present Preservation Groups aga (Proposed) A proposed project to restore local items of local interest. Idea currently shelved in favour of other interests. egros Island Numerous locomotives, pretty much all steam, preserved locally around the island (see listing) Railways and Industrial Heritage Society Philippines Inc Set up in 2007 by members of the then ‘Philippine Railways SIG (now PRHS)’. Numerous projects announces, see listing. San Fernando (La Union) Local group has preserved the local station as a museum. Semirara Island (Private) Private operation based on the mine located here. No further information at this time. Tarlac Railway Station Local group wishing to restore and preserve Tarlac station on the closed north line. (Contact PRHS for more details). Most recent restoration was the Abad Santos signalbox in Blumentritt. Want the latest news to your inbox? For all the latest in Philippine railway news, mixed with current and historical photos and research chat, please come andf join the ‘Philippine Railway Historical Society’ forum. Email PhilippineRailways-subscribe@yahoogroups com To Unsubscribe: PhilippineRailways-unsubscribe@yahoogroups com The PRHS aims to share information, help with enquiries and research the railways of the Philippines for the benefit of all. If you have a new preservation project, please contact us, we would love to help promote you and share your efforts with the world. Vehicle Location Project Owner Status Announced ? Tarlac Complete Armed Statically preserved outside the ‘Armed (Armed Forces Forces Forces Museum of the Province of Tar- Museum) Museum lac’. Next to Kampo Aquino Military Base. (2007) 4wBC (last intact) Tutuban (2012) 2009 (RIHSPI) PNR Vehicle still used by PNR CMC- ? Tutuban (2010) 2010 (RIHSPI) PNR Earmarked for preservation. Dormatory Car Tutuban (2012) 2010 (RIHSPI) PNR Fund raising announced 2010. No ad- vice. TF - ??? Tutuban (2010) 2010 (RIHSPI) PNR Earmarked for preservation. RDO-204 Observation Hondagua (2010) 2010 (RIHSPI) PNR Vehicle was to be removed to safekeep- Car (last) ing in 2010. Currently still in Hondagua. Preservation Locomotives ID Builder Details Previous Owner Notes 1 Henschel 20920 of 1927 Central Azucarera de Statically displayed in front of Luisita Mall Tarlac (Tarlac Province) without tender and with makeshift carriages. (2007) 1 Baldwin 38639 of 1912 San Carlos Milling Co Statically preserved outside mill. (2007) 2 Baldwin 60506 of 1928 Pampanga Sugar Statically preserved in good condition at Development Co Riverbanks Mall (2010) 4 Porter 4747 of 1910? Central Azucarera de La Statically preserved at mill entrance. (2007) Carlota 5 Baldwin 53524 of 1920 Central Azucarera La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Carlota (Sugar Mill) Philippines 2011. No further advice. 6 Davenport 1859 of 1921 Central Azucarera La Statically preserved in good condition Carlota (Sugar Mill) outside Star City Amusement Park (2010) 7 Vulcan ? Bacolod-Murcia Milling Statically preserved at site of mill. There is Co some belief that it may be the mills #6. (2007) 7 Baldwin 58779 of 1925 Central Azucarera de Statically preserved outside mill. (2011) Bais 7 Henschel 25744 of 1953 San Carlos Milling Co Statically preserved inside mill. (2007) 8 ? Henschel ? 21455 of 1929 C.A. Don Pedro Statically preserved at the Plaza de Roxas park in the centre of Nasugbu (2008) 8 Keikoko ? Central Azucarera La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Carlota (Sugar Mill) Philippines 2011. No further advice. 9 Lima Shay 2759? of 1914 Lopez Sugar Corporation Statically preserved in Lopez (2007). Originally of the Insular Lumber Company. 10 Lima Shay 3264 of 1924 Lopez Sugar Corporation Statically preserved in Lopez (2007). Originally of the Adams Bank Lumber Company (USA), then the Insular Lumber Company. 13B Baldwin 58473 of 1932 Victorias Milling Co Statically preserved at mill gate. (2007) 100 Baldwin 52436 of 1919 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Carlota Philippines 2011. No further advice. 101 Baldwin 53075 of 1920 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Carlota Philippines 2011. No further advice. 102 Baldwin 53076 of 1920 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Carlota Philippines 2011. No further advice. 103 Baldwin 53181 of 1920 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Carlota Philippines 2011. No further advice. 104 Baldwin 53536 of 1920 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Carlota Philippines 2011. No further advice. 105 Baldwin 58490 of 1925 Central Azucarera de La Statically preserved along road west of La Carlota Carlota City. (2007) 106 Baldwin 59268 of 1926 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Philip- Carlota pines 2011. No further advice. 107 Baldwin 37810 of 1912 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Philip- Carlota pines 2011. No further advice. 108 Baldwin 52937 of 1920 Central Azucarera de La Statically preserved at La Carlota Pavilion, Carlota Panaad Park (Mansilingan, Bacolod) (2007) 109 ALCo (Cooke) 63142 of 1921 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Philip- Carlota pines 2011. No further advice. 110 ALCo (Cooke) 63140 of 1921 Central Azucarera de La Privately owned, Semirara Island, Philip- Carlota pines 2011. No further advice. 114 Nippon Sharyo 2329 0f 1963 MRR/PNR Statically preserved at Lapaz (Panay Island) in a reasonable condition. Formerly 3502. BM-1 ALCo 65334 of 1923 Bacolod-Murcia Milling Statically preserved, without tender, outside Co KIA car dealership in Iloilo City. (Panay Is- land) (2007) BUDA 21 - Track Car MRR/PNR Under restoration to operational condition - Inspection Cardona (RIHSPI, 2009 ). Project continu- ing. BUDA 22 - Track Car MRR/PNR RIHSPI- Statically preserved at Tutuban sta- Inspection tion as part of historical display. Cabanatuan Kerr Stuart 777 of 1905 MRR/PNR Statically preserved at Tutuban station as part of historical display. Dagupan Kerr Stuart 1021 of 1907 MRR/PNR
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