 Coal was moved by a unique gravity-railroad from the mines to Honesdale where it was transferred to barges and transported via a 108-mile canal to Kingston, New York, then shipped by river barges down the Hudson River to New York City.What remained of the "Stourbridge Lion" passed into many hands over the coming years and was eventually acquired by the Smithsonian Institution in 1890.The main boiler is currently on loan at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland.