| Most of the equipment on the Crooked Creek Railroad is scratchbuilt or heavily modified by club members. | |
| There are five diesel units on the Crooked Creek Railroad. One unit is an ex-U.S. Army switch engine, used on the work train. |  |
| There are three steam engines on the road, which are stored at either Crosley Yard or Waverly Yard. |  |
| Much of the equipment is used for moving coal or mining equipment, similar to the equipment parked at Minor #2. |  |
| The other equipment is used to move lumber to the paper and coal lines on the line. |  |
| Pictured here are one of the Crooked Creek's cabooses, as well as some of the passenger cars used. |  |
| Seen here coupled to these diesel engines are some vintage boxcars used by the railroad to move general freight around the railroad. |  |
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