The Davenport 0-4-0ST (Saddle Tank) steam locomotive used at Jordan River is seen here during the construction of the Stave Lake power plant. A man sits on top of the locomotive possibly filling the tank with water. The Davenport Locomotive Works of Davenport, Iowa, USA, was formed as the W.W. Whitehead Company in 1901 and commenced building light locomotives in 1902. It was renamed the Davenport Locomotive Works in 1904. Early models had the smokebox exposed ahead of the saddle tank until about 1910 when the saddle tank was increased in size and water capacity by extending it forward over the smokebox - 1920 Leonard Frank - Jewish Museum and Archives of British Columbia CA JMABC A.1985.001-1-9-LF.00190.

After 1910 Davenport locomotive saddle tanks were enlarged as shown here - Date? Artist?.