Steam Locomotive No.7 was built in 1911 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by the H.K. Porter Company. The 25-ton, 50,000-pound engine has a 2-6-0 design, referring to the number of wheels used to move the locomotive rather than support it. It did not run on the Florida East Coast Railway line at the Beaches. It belonged to the Cummer Lumber Co. and was used for logging near Tampa. The locomotive was brought from St. Augustine to Pablo Historical Park in 1982.