Originally used for threshing grain in the area by William Neville, this steam engine was later owned by Martin "Max" Feuerstein from the 1930s through the 1960s to power a sawmill along 18th Street on Neillsville's northside. The sawmill produced lumber used by the B and F (Bruhn and Feuerstein) Machine Shop for framing truck bodies used for hauling milk cans, as well as lumber for other local uses. Since 1969, the engine has been on display as a memorial to the life and times of threshers and loggers, and the Feuerstein family donated it to the City of Neillsville in 2002.