The Stolen Whistle & Bell From #107 Steam Locomotive (Full Story) @EthanHarty
The Stolen Whistle & Bell From #107 Steam Locomotive (Full Story)  @EthanHarty
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
This is a fun story that I'm glad we caught on camera. It's the true "legend" behind the disappearance of the bell and the whistle from Edmonton Yukon & Pacific #107, told to us by Bill Graham.
The #107 is a Baldwin 60-ton standard gauge 2-6-2 made in 1919. Bill Graham was the owner and restorer of this locomotive before it was sold to Fort Edmonton Park.

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