Located in the Locomotive Park in Kingman, you can visit an authentic relict of the Santa Fe Railway: the steam engine #3759. The locomotive is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This impressive steam locomotive was built in 1927 as a "mountain type" and later used oil instead of coal. After almost 30 years as a passenger train, it was retired in 1953. It covered the route between Los Angeles and Kansas City. The Locomotive Park was established in 1957 and the AT&SF 3759 was donated to Kingman, as it was an important stop along the railroad.

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In the early 1880s, the small town of Kingman was established and three years later as a railroad stop for the Santa Fe Railway. The Locomotive Park at 1st Avenue shows a very impressive relict of this time: the AT&SF steam engine #3759. There is also the Beale Monument where you can learn the story of Lt. Edward Beale, who was was a national figure in the 19th century as a naval officer, military general, explorer and frontiersman and the Kingman Veteran's Memorial.

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Location: Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona, United States

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