The Laurinburg & Southern Railway acquired the little engine in July of 1989 and operated it until July of 2015 when it was transferred to the Three Rivers Rambler. It was later sold to the Dana Corporation, then to the Toledo, Angola & Western Railway. 150 is named after America's famous 'steel drivin' man.' A 25-ton GE unit, No.150 was built in May of 1943 as a switch engine for the Bethlehem Steel Company. The enormous engine lost the contest against the efficient diesel and was scrapped in 1957. Though it performed well, coal dust and water got into the motors and the boiler controls were unreliable. 2300 weighed 409 tons and was 161 feet long.

The Norfolk & Western Railway recognized this folk hero in 1954 when they purchased an experimental steam-turbine engine named 'Jawn Henry.' Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works, No. His story is immortalized in one of America's most famous folk songs. According to legend, Henry won a contest against a steam-powered drill but died when his heart gave out after the race. With each level, the difficulty increases, and you'll need to use all your skills and strategy to succeed and emerge victorious.The African-American folk hero John Henry worked on a railroad construction crew in the 1870's. As you progress through the game, you can collect coins and other rewards that can be used to upgrade your samurai's abilities and unlock new weapons. Your ultimate goal is to find the exit from each level and move one step closer to confronting the big boss. Using your sword and other weapons at your disposal, you must fight your way through hordes of enemies while also avoiding obstacles and traps in your path. To do so, you must navigate through a series of increasingly difficult levels filled with dangerous enemies who will stop at nothing to take you down. Find the Way Out Samurai! is an indie-action game where you play as a skilled samurai who has been tasked with taking down the big boss who is causing chaos and destruction throughout the land.

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