Feature Steam Engine:

Keck Gonnerman

Feature Gas Engine:

New Holland

Keck-Gonnerman steam engines were built 16 miles south of Evansville, Indiana. Mr. Billie Keck and Mr. Gonnerman were from Germany and were fine mechanics when they came to the U.S.A. They started a blacksmith shop and built their first engine where the factory was in Mount Vernon, Indiana. Read more here...

The New Holland Machine Works was founded in 1895 in New Holland, Penn., by Abram M. Zimmerman. Zimmerman trained as an apprentice at the Ezra Landis Machine Works in Lancaster, Penn. He then worked for P.E. Shirk, operator of the Blue Ball (Penn.) Machine Works, which later produced the Shirk tractor. Read more here...