It is one of three cabooses reported to be located at Klutts Equipment Company, on E Enid, on the east side of SH 165 between the US 62 interchange and Gibson Street exit. We cannot definitively locate any of them on Google Maps.

It is one of three cabooses reported to be located at Klutts Equipment Company, on E Enid, on the east side of SH 165 between the US 62 interchange and Gibson Street exit. We cannot definitively locate any of them on Google Maps.

It is reported to be located on a private residence, east of 32nd Street on Harris Road, but we cannot find it on Google Maps.

It is reported to be located at the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, on Third and Elgin, but we cannot find it on Google Maps. It was formerly located at the USS Batfish/War Memorial Park.

It is reported to be located at Main Street and the Union Pacific tracks, next to the city water department, but we cannot find it on Google Maps.

It was reported to have been located at Jaycee Memorial Park, on 5th and C Streets. However, it was listed for sale (See this articlewhere it look like it was put up for auction in 2020). We cannot find it on Google Maps.

This caboose is reported to be located in a pasture on the corner of Coal Creek Road and US 69 (4.1 miles north of US 69/69 Business), but we cannot find it on Google Maps.

This caboose is reported to be southeast of town on a private residence or farm, but we cannot find it on Google Maps.

We have not visited this caboose yet, and reality it may be two caboose bodies and not just one. It is reported to be located on SH 32, west of I-35, but we cannot locate it on Google Maps. The caboose may just not be there anymore.

It is reported to be located at the former firefighters museum site on First and I streets, but we cannot find it on Google Maps.