Corliss Steam Engine - List of Operational Engines

List of Operational Engines

Location Date of manufacture Date of installation Horsepower RPM Citation
Amador Sawmill 1904 2007 60 100
Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum 1911 1978 Unknown 80
Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum 1900 1986 Unknown Unknown
Bolton Steam Museum 1902 1992 180 75
Bolton Steam Museum 1914 1995 250 Unknown
Bratch Pumping Station 1894 or 1895 1895 or 1896 Unknown 24
Coldharbour Mill 1910 Unknown 300 Unknown
Distillerie Dillon 1922 Unknown Unknown Unknown
Ellenroad Ring Mill 1892 Unknown 2650 59
Glenn Beedy Museum of Agriculture & Industry 1923 1992 100 100
Grand Rapids Public Museum 1905 Unknown Unknown Unknown
Hesston Steam Museum Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
Hook Norton Brewery Unknown 1899 25 Unknown
Markham Grange Steam Museum 1909 1998 700 80
Mill Meece Pumping Station Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
Mississippi Industrial Heritage Museum 1905 Unknown Unknown Unknown
New England Wireless and Steam Museum Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
New England Wireless and Steam Museum Unknown 1977 161 80
New England Wireless and Steam Museum 1911 1969 Unknown Unknown
Old Thresher's Reunion Heritage Museum Unknown Unknown 750 36
Old Thresher's Reunion Heritage Museum 1920 Unknown 600 150
Old Thresher's Reunion Heritage Museum 1903 Unknown 125 110
Old Thresher's Reunion Heritage Museum Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
Old Thresher's Reunion Heritage Museum Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
Pawnee County Fairgrounds Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
Saraya Sugar Factory Unknown 1925 Unknown Unknown
Stephenson County Antique Engine Club of Freeport, Illinois 1914 1989 Unknown 45
The Henry Ford 1859 Unknown 500 70
Tokomaru Steam Museum 1916 Unknown 335 60
Western Museum of Mining & Industry 1895 Unknown 500 Unknown

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