This is just one of a series of pages covering surviving Railway Cranes across the world. Click here for the Index. Unlike some of the other lists, this includes some historic diesel powered cranes.

Chris Capewell (chriscapewell AT googlemail.com) has provided the following data, he would greatly appreciate additions, corrections and confirmation for data with a yellow background.

We would welcome more pictures of cranes in this list which can be used to illustrate the article, as links are notoriously ephemeral.

Builders

• American = American Hoist & Derrick Company, Saint Paul, Minnesota
• Ardelt = Ardelt, Wilhemshaven, Germany
• Bilstein = August Bilstein GmbH of Ennepetal, Germany
• Bruchsal = Bruchsal, Germany ????
• Baume et Marpent = Baume et Marpent, Hainaut, Belgium
• Baggermij. Schoonboom & v.d Gevel, Oegstgeest / Scheepswerf, Warmond
• La Biesme = Société Anonyme des Ateliers de Construction de la Biesme, Bouffioulx, Belgium ( E of Charleroi )
• Bondy = Bondy, Paris, France
• Booth = Joseph Booth & Bros., Leeds, UK
• Breslauer = Breslauer Aktiengesellschaft für Eisenbahnwagen-, Lokomotiv- und Maschinenbau, Breslau, Germany
• Caillard = Caillard, Le Havre, France
• Chavarri Petramente et Cie ????
• Cockerill = Société anonyme John Cockerill, Seraing, Belgium
• Coles = Coles Cranes, Sunderland, UK
• Cravens = Cravens Bros., Reddish, Stockport, UK
• CS = Cowans Sheldon and Co, Ltd., Carlisle, UK
• Demag = Deutsche Maschinenfabrik, Duisburg, Germany
• Fives, Lille = Compagnie de Fives-Lille pour constructions mécaniques et entreprises, Lille, France
• Grafton= Grafton Cranes Ltd., Bedford, UK
• Grasset = Talleres Grasset, (TEGRA), Madrid, Spain
• Gyor = Machinenfabrik Gyor, Gyor, Hungary
• HStP = Forges Usines et Fonderies Haine-Saint-Pierre, Belgium
• Halmstads = Halmstads Nya Verkstads AB, Halmstad, Sweden
• Harkort = Johann Caspar Harkort, Duisberg, Germany
• HL = Hawthorn Leslie, Newcastle, UK
• C.Herrm.= C. Herrm. Findeisen, Ortssitz, Chemnitz, Germany
• De Hollandsche IJssel = De Hollandsche IJssel, Oudewater, Netherlands
• Ibbotson = Ibbotson Bros. & Co., Sheffield, UK
• IBHC = Industrial Brownhoist, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
• Industrial Works = Industrial Works, Bay City, Michigan, USA
• Kirow = Kirow Leipzig KE Kranbau Eberswalde AG, Germany
• Krupp-Ardelt = Krupp-Ardelt, Wilhemshaven, Germany
• Mallard = P.Mallard, Rouen ????
• Menk = MENK Apparatebau GmbH, Bad Marienberg, Germany 
• Mohr & Federhaff = Mohr & Federhaff, Mannheim, Germany
• Muet Wahl & Tusey ????
• Nicause & Delauve = Nicause & Delauve, La Louvière, Belgium
• Ohio = Ohio Locomotive Crane Co., Bucyrus, Ohio
• Pantin = Soc. Centrale des Machines, Pantin (Seine), France
• R&R = Ransomes and Rapier, Ipswich, UK
• Russell = George Russell, Alpha Works, Motherwell, Scotland, UK
• S&P = Stothert and Pitt, Bath UK
• Schelde = Koninklijke Maatschappij De Schelde, Vlissingen, Netherlands
• Scholten = Gebrüder Scholten, Duiburg, Germany
• SGCFÉ = Société Générale des Chemins de Fer Économiques, Landes, France
• Takraf = Takraf GmbH, Leipzig, Germany
• Taylor = Taylor and Hubbard, Leicester, UK
• Tangye = Tangye Brothers, Birmingham, UK
• TSSR = Thomas Smith and Sons (Rodley) near Leeds, UK
• Werkspoor = Nederlandsche Fabriek van Werktuigen en Spoorwegmaterieel, Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Whylen = Eisenbau Whylen AG, Whylen i. Baden, Germany
• Wilhag = Wilhelm Hagen Kamp, Langenfeld near Duesseldorf, Germany
• Wilson = John Wilson & Co, Liverpool and Birkenhead, UK
• Zorroza = Talleres de Zorroza, Bilbao, Spain

Others

• D(H) = Diesel (Hydraulic)
• D(M) = Diesel (Mechanical)
• IWD = Inland Waterways and Docks
• MoS = Ministry of Supply (UK)
• WD = War Department (UK)

Each entry is arranged as follows after the country/location:

Austria

http://www.oegeg.at/index.php/oegeg/oberes_menue/lokpark_ampflwang_oberoesterreichisches_eisenbahn_und_bergbaumuseum (link dead by 25th October 2016)
Ampflwang OGEG Museum Store

http://www.eisenbahnmuseum-knittelfeld.at/ (link is dead)
Knittelfeld Museum

http://www.eisenbahnmuseum-heizhaus.com/fileadmin/broschueren/Heizhaus_Folder_2011_A6_en.pdf (link is dead)
Strasshof Museum - Das Heizhaus

http://www.eisenbahnmuseum.at/joomla/ ((link broken, 1st November 2019))
Schwechat Museum

http://www.eisenbahnmuseum-waldviertel.at/
Sigmundshersberg Museum

Confirmation required regarding status of these three machines:-

Belgium

Not railway cranes, but a historic set of dockyard cranes are those in Antwerp, http://www.mas.be/Museum_MAS_EN/MASEN/MASEN-News/MASEN-News-Nieuws/Antwerps-Cranes.html (added 26th May 2015). The museum now has an ex-railway hand operated Stuckenholz crane from 1884, http://deredactie.be/cm/vrtnieuws.english/flanders%2Btoday/1.1012100# (added 8th August 2017). 

Train World, Schaerbeek, (Brussels), new entry 1st October 2015

These are Colin Miell's pictures of the Craven 310/04 (added 20th July 2012) previously in store at Leuven

In April 2014, the crane was sent to Maldegm for a cosmetic restoration. Kevin Hoggett has sent these pictures (14th April 2014):

Restoration is now well advanced as these further pictures from Kevin taken during the May 2015 open weekend show (6th May 2015)::

The above pictures are historic, this a picture by Peter Wilcox at its new home on 28th September 2015, 3 days after opening:

Leuven Depot (Stored for Museum and not normally accessible)

http://insiteout.brinkster.net/0000064cfv3v/index-engels.asp
Treignes Museum CFV3V

These pictures are courtesy of Peter Wilcox, 26th September 2015 and added 1st October 2015.

http://www.stoomtrein.be/
Baasrode

http://www.stoomcentrum.be
Maldegem Stoomcentrum

This 2011 photograph is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor:

.http://www.pfttsp.be/
St-Ghislain PFT-TSP Railway Museum

Cyprus

There is a Cowans Sheldon fixed hand crane outside the old workshops at Famagusta - http://www.davidheyscollection.com/page94.htm (added 12th November 2014).

Denmark

Helsingor (Harbour station), added 27th October 2019

This picture is courtesy of Angus Davis:

http://www.jernbanemuseet.dk (Previous relative English page dead, 29th March 2012)
Odense Transport Museum

Pictures of no. 1 (upper) and no.2 (lower) courtesy of Chris Capewell (18th September 2014):

Randers (behind 4 road storage shed by 7/2014)

Pictures courtesy of Chris Capewell (18th September 2014):

Finland

http://www.porvoonmuseorautatie.fi/
Poorvoo Steam Railway/ Museum

http://www.veturipuisto.fi/
Haapamaki Steam Park

Chris Capewell has found some pictures on a Hungarian website:

http://indafoto.hu/Tamasch/image/24126904-34391b89/user#nagyitas - http://indafoto.hu/Tamasch/image/24126916-56bf66dc/user#nagyitas - http://indafoto.hu/Tamasch/image/24126912-a26399a5/user#nagyitas 

France

See http://www.tvnp.fr/wagons_grues/wagons_grues.html (link dead by 25th October 2016) for an overview of cranes in France.

Click here for notes and photographs of surviving narrow gauge hand cranes in France (new entry 13th August 2013)..

Culoz, Société Métallurgique d'Epernay (SME)

This is a scrapyard where three (now four) cranes have been preserved by the company, more details would be appreciated. Thanks to Thomas Kautzor for the initial information (all this added 7th June 2012)

1x Cockerill 85 ton from GD 582 SNCF Toulouse depot; (see http://histoire.trains-en-vadrouille.com/viewtopic.php?f=165&t=70265 link added 23rd May 2013, site migrated the link may be https://www.tdh-forum.fr/viewtopic.php?f=165&t=70265 but registration required, 31st October 2017)
1x Bondy (in use until '95/96);
1x Labor specially built for IMES France, St-Jean-de-Maurienne.

http://cefnord.free.fr/grues/index.html
Denain Regional Railway Museum

These are Brian Garvin's pictures of the Caillard (20th June 2013)

These are Brian Garvin's pictures of the Ohio (20th June 2013)

This is Brian Garvin's picture of the Industrial Works (20th June 2013)

http://www.chm-lewarde.com/
Douai Lewarde Mining Museum

This picture is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons (added 23rd May 2013):

http://appeva.perso.neuf.fr/
Froissy APPEVA - P'tit train de la Haute Somme (added 20th June 2013)

This is Brian Garvin's picture

These are Thomas Kautzor's pictures (30th October 2014), by May 2016 it was put together and plinthed at the entrance to the museum:

Train Touristique Guîtres – Marcenais (http://www.trainguitres.fr/), north-east of Bordeaux (added 14th September 2015)

These pictures are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor:

La Barque-Fuveau (Bouche-du-Rhône) (added 12th August 2015)
Musée Provençal des Transport Urbains et Régionaux (MPTUR)

These are Thomas Kautzor's pictures:

Martel, Département Lot, near Souillac (added 23rd May 2013)

Miramas (Bouche-du-Rhône) (added 12th August 2015)
Association Provençal de Préservation et d’Animation Ferroviaire’ (APPAF)

Thomas Kautzor adds "The major part of the APPAF collection was transferred to Nîmes in 06/2015, but I did not find the crane there in 08/15, so it might still be in Miramas."

http://www.espacetrain.com/index.php?page=contrib/reportage/mohon2005/index
Mohon Railway Museum (Reserve collection, not normally accessible)

Montluçon roundhouse 

The following information courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (29th April 2015). This crane has been put in the care of the AAATV-Mo at Montluçon roundhouse for a period of 15 years. It arrived there 10 days ago:
See http://www.lamontagne.fr/auvergne/actualite/2015/04/19/une-grue-cockerill-est-arrivee-hier-matin-a-la-rotonde_11410822.html 
http://www.passion-metrique.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=9288 

Members of AAATV have been working for 3 years to make this happen, among other things it needed to have a broken axle replaced. They plan to restore her to working order. It was converted to diesel in 1970 and was in operation until 2007 at Dijon. The society will receive funding from "Fondation du Patrimoine" for the restoration work:
https://www.fondation-patrimoine.org/fr/auvergne-3/tous-les-projets-206/detail-grue-cockerill-gd581-et-ses-deux-wagons-a-montlucon-15605 (link broken by December 2021)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/govert1970/3969139845/
Mulhouse Museum

http://www.train-vapeur-touraine.fr/ (link dead July 2020)
Pacy-sur-Eure, C.F. de la Vallée de l'Eure (CFVE) (added 13th August 2013)

This picture is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor:

http://rfvl.over-blog.com/ and https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotonde_ferroviaire_de_Montabon 
Association Rotonde Ferroviaire de la Vallée du Loir (RFVL), Montabon (Sarthe)

This crane was previously with Richelieu, TVT - Trains à Vapeur de Touraine until November 2916,.which has now been dismantled and the stock dispersed. Updated 5th April 2019)

http://www.tpcf.fr/affichage_theme.php?no_theme=149 (Link broken by December 2021)
Rivesaltes Train du Pays Cathare et du Fenouilledes

Rouen, Sotteville Depot (added 23rd May 2013)

St. Quentin (updated 12th August 2015)

This is Brian Garvin's picture:

http://www.cfbs.eu/fr/
St. Valery C de F, Baie de la Somme (added 20th June 2013)
The first stored in the carriage shed; the other locked in the reserve shed and not seen.

These are Brian Garvin's pictures of the Ohio (20th June 2013)

http://locomotionhorsnormes.e-monsite.com/pages/musees/visite-du-musee-maurice-dufresne-en-touraine.html (Link dead by May 2023)
Touraine, Maurice Dufresne Museum (added 11th November 2011)

There is some confusion over the builder, the website above describes it as a Leroy but the owners of its twin at Richelou (above) describe theirs as a Caillard.

Vaires Yard

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplodocus_(chemin_de_fer) (link corrected 26th April 2014)
Versailles, Army Barracks (Not normally accessible)

This picture is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons (added 23rd May 2013):

http://www.alemftrain.fr/
Vigy (added 12th November 2014)
Tourist Railway Valley Canner - Lorraine Association Operation and Model Railway, 

Germany

http://www.vvm-museumsbahn.de/ix/ix-start/ix-start.php?id=0 (domain exists but link is broken, October 2017)
Aumühle, Eisenbahnmuseum Lokschuppen Aumühle (added 19th May 2015)

This is Thomas Kautzor's 2015 photograph:

http://www.sdtb.de/Home.623.0.html
Berlin Technical Museum

These pictures are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 16th June 2013):

Bremerhaven Docks (picture added 21st January 2012)

This picture is courtesy of Tobi Allstadt

http://www.sem-chemnitz.de/index.php
Chemnitz Hilbersdorf Depot / Museum

http://www.bahnwelt.de/ (added 19th May 2015)
Darmstadt-Kranichstein, Bahnwelt Darmstadt-Kranichstein

This is Thomas Kautzor's 2015 photograph:

http://www.dampf-kran.de
Bw Dresden Alstadt

http://www.verkehrsmuseum-dresden.de/
Dresden Transport Museum

http://www.feldbahn-ffm.de/
Frankfurter Feldbahnmuseum e.V. (FFM, added 19th May 2015)

This is Thomas Kautzor's 2007 photograph:

http://speyer.technik-museum.de/en
Speyer Technik Museum (entry amended and pictures added, 19th May 2015)

These are Thomas Kautzor's 2007 photographs:

http://www.hafenmuseum-hamburg.de/de/index.htm#.VVnxV_ntlBc 
Hafenmusuem, Hamburg (entry amended and pictures added 19th May 2015)

These are Thomas Kautzor's 2014 photographs (710 002 on the left):

http://www.kandertalbahn.de/
Kandern, Kanderntalbahn

These are Thomas Kautzor's 2007 photographs:

http://www.dampflokmuseum.de/ 
Neuenmarkt, D-95339 Birkenstraße 5, Deutsches Dampflokomotiv-Museum (entry added 8th October 2012)

According to Andreas Illert, this is now (12th August 2018) in working order having received a new boiler from Meiningen and is steamed on special occasions (like 20th May 2018 here):

Riegel, Eisenbahnfreunde Breisgau e.V. (EFB) http://www.eisenbahnfreunde-breisgau.de/ (entry added 25th January 2016)

This is Thomas Kautzor's January 2016 picture (added 25th January 2016).

http://speyer.technik-museum.de/en/en/auto-technik-museum-sinsheim (link dead by April 2015)
Sinsheim Auto und Technk Museum

Stuttgart, Kornwestheim Preservation Depot

Greece

None steam known; possibly a couple of hand cranes.

SPAP, Patras (Piraeus, Athens and Peloponnese Railways)

These are Thomas Kautzor's photographs taken in Aghios Andreas yard in Patras in March 2010:

Italy

Saronno, Museo Ferroviario Stazione

http://www.museoferroviariotrieste.it/sceltebase.html (Link broken by 1st November 2018)
Trieste Campo Marzio Museo Ferroviario

Castell Maggiore, (near Bologna) Not open to the public. 

Luxembourg

http://www.rail.lu/amtf.html
AMTF,Fonds-de-Gras

These are Thomas Kautzor's 2010 photographs:

Madeira

At Funchal, there are the remains (not much) of a Thomas Smith Rodley steam crane, see http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/antique-machinery-history/1907-sugar-cane-mill-machinery-madeira-some-large-photos-226567/. It's easy to miss, most visitors spotting only the Clarke Chapman winches (22nd October 2015).

Netherlands

http://www.spoorwegmuseum.nl/home.html
Spoorweg Museum

Beekbergen VSM Veluwe Steam Train Co

http://www.museumbuurtspoorweg.nl/
Boekelo, MBS Lokaalspoorwegmuseum (added 15th November 2012)

This 2016 picture is courtesy of Marc Stegeman (28th June 2018)

Erica (Drenthe), Industrieel Smalspoor Museum (ISM)  (added 23rd May 2013)

This picture is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor:

http://www.nmld.nl/index.php?page=object&id=1742&lan=en
Goes Stoomtrein Goes-Borsele (39 added 19th May 2015)

This picture of 39 is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor at Hoorn (added 23rd May 2013):

These pictures at Goes-Borsele are courtesy of Kevin Hoggett (19th May 2015)

http://www.decauville.nl/
Harskamp Decauville Spoorweg Museum

This picture of the metre gauge crane is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 23rd May 2013):

This picture of the broad gauge crane is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 23rd May 2013):

MEC private museum in Dronten, province of Flevoland.(http://mecmuseum.nl/ (amended 28th December 2021) steam machines are listed here https://mecmuseum.nl/stoommachines/stoommachines/, sadly the site is not easily accessed by public transport.

Formerly at Zuiderduik, Dordrecht, Garage UFKES (Entry revised 13th August 2020)

Seen in steam here by Marc Stegeman in 2019.

http://www.maritiemmuseum.nl/website/index.cfm?fuseaction=frontpage.show& (link dead by 26th April 2014)
Rotterdam, Prins Hendrick Maritime Museum

This is Thomas Kautzor's 2007 picture: (added 26th May 2015):

Near Den Bosch, Autoweg van Numegen (Not recently confirmed)

http://www.museumbuurtspoorweg.nl/
Haaksbergen, MBS, (Museum Buurt Spoorweg)

http://stoommachinemuseum.nl/
Medemblik, Nederlands Stoommachine Museum, NSM (location corrected 24th May 2013)

Simpelveld ZLSM South Limburg

These are Kevin Hoggett's pictures from July 2017 (added 11th July 2017):

http://www.stadskanaalrail.nl/star/star.php
Veendam StadskanaalMuseumspoorlijn S T A R

http://museumscheldewerf.nl/ 
Vilissingen - Shipyard Museum at Dokhaven, Vlissingen

This crane is expected to soon move from its current site, Goes Stoomtrein Goes-Borsele, to a position adjacent to the museum (29th June 2018).

Norway

Confirmed none in mainland Norway, however, what must be the most northerly part extant steam crane is shown below

Spitzbergen / Svalbard, New London on Kongs Fjord opposite the research settlement of Ny Alesund (added 30th August 2014)

Pictures are by Ian Hatfield:

Portugal (many new pictures and a few new entries as noted below, 7th November 2022)

(Minas de) Aljustrel (added 7th November 2022)

This unidentified crane and other railway items are stored (dumped?) here. As two other steam locomotives are plinthed locally outside the mining area, these may well follow.

These pictures are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (7th November 2022)

Belem

These pictures of an unidentified hand crane are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (7th November 2022). It is outside the Central Tejo electric power plant, now the Museu da Electricidade as well as the MAAT (Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology).

http://www.cp.pt/cp/displayPage.do?vgnextoid=86ed1a90e1ade110VgnVCM1000007b01a8c0RCRD&lang=en
Entroncamento National Railway Museum (For museum, stored, gradually being restored)

These pictures of the Ardelt crane are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

These pictures of the Booth crane are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

This pictures of the Ibbotson crane are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

These pictures of the Mallard crane are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

This picture of the Nicause & Delauve crane is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

This picture of the Stothert and Pitt coaling crane is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

By process of elimination, I believe this is the TSSR hand crane listed above. This picture is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

This unidentified hand crane was photographed by Thomas Kautzor in February 2020 (added 7th November 2022):

Figueira da Foz (18th August 2016)

There is what appears to be a large preserved crane just by the main gate of the port facility here:

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@40.1478147,-8.8479677,103m/data=!3m1!1e3 

These pictures are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

(Port of ) Leixoes (North West of Porto)

These pictures of these cranes are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

These photographs are from J. Modesto and Bruce Ward:

Lisboa (waterfront)

Two unidentified old powered cranes (added 14th January 2014)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eugenimontanuy/5199274829 link broken by July 2020
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eugenimontanuy/5199869512 link broken by July 2020

Lisboa (Plinthed at Campolide Depot)

This picture is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

http://www.cm-vnfamalicao.pt/_museu_ferroviario
http://www.cp.pt/cp/displayPage.do?vgnextoid=6d9682570c275010VgnVCM1000007b01a8c0RCRD
Lousado Museum

These pictures of the Tangye Brothers crane are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022): This metre gauge crane came from the CFPPV (C.F. do Porto à Póvoa de Varzim)

This picture of 941101 is courtesy of the museum:

Pocinho (7th November 2022)

Unidentified hand crane, the pictures say it all...

These pictures are courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (added 7th November 2022):

Pomarao

These are James Waite's pictures:

Porto, Estaleiro do Ouro (added 7th November 2022)

This hand crane is on the waterfront and carries two copies of a makers plate that appears to read "Fundição Massarellos Porto'. For basic information on the company see https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Massarellos_Foundry_(Porto). Thomas comments "it carries APDL (Administração dos Portos do Douro, Leixões e Viana do Castela, SA), so it might have either come from the nearby Port of Leixões in Matosinhos, or the little fisher port where it is now located was also under APDL administration."

Porto, Rua Nova da Alfandega (added 24th June 2015)

Thomas adds: "The crane belongs to the Porto Transport and Communications Museum which is located inside the old customs house (Alfândega do Porto), which is located on Rua Nova da Alfândega.

Pictures courtesy of John Ditchfield 

This picture of an unidentified hand crane is in the same area. The picture is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor (7th November 2022).

Pragal / Alamada (updated 13th October 2017)

This picture is courtesy of Thomas Kautzor:

Setubal, Praias do Sado (picture added 14th January 2014)

Vila Nova de Gaia

Spain

Azpeitia Museo Vasco de Ferrocarril

Alcazar de San Juan

This is Thomas Kautzor's December 2015 picture of the hand crane (added 29th January 2016).

Alicante, Altea Station (added 25th February 2017)

This is Thomas Kautzor's picture:

Alicante, Avinugda de la Universitat d'Elx, 71, Elx/Elche (added 25th February 2017)

This is Thomas Kautzor's picture:

Canfranc (stored at station for unspecified museum) - added 16th October 2012

Castelbisbal, near Barcelona (Plinthed in scrapyard Francisco Alberich SA)

http://museos.gijon.es/page/5284-museo-del-ferrocarril-de-asturias (link dead 29th March 2012)
Gijon, Museo del Ferrocarril de Asturias

Huelva, Rio Tinto Mining Museum (pictures updated. 7th July 2016)

This is James Waite's picture of 150 (first) and Kevin Hoggett's picture:

This is Thomas Kautzor's picture of 55 in July 2001, below is Kevin Hoggett's rather sad picture from 2016

This is Kevin Hoggett's 2016 picture of 2

This is James Waite's pictures of one of the hand cranes.

Langreo La Felguera, (formerly Valnalon Industrial Estate by 2013 in Steel Museum)

Madrid - Delicias Museum

This is Thomas Kautzor's December 2015 picture (added 20th January 2016):

Majorca/Mallorca, Sóller, Ferrocarril de Sóller 

These are Thomas Kautzor's pictures from 2004:

Monforte Depot / Museum

Tenerife, Avenida de Anaga, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

These pictures were taken by Thomas Kautzor in 2006:

These pictures were taken by Kevin Hoggett in 1985:

Tenerife – Puerto de los Mujos, 230km N of Playa de los Americas (Confirmation of present status required.)

 Valencia, Univ Politecnica Etsi Industriales (Likely to move to Sagunto - see http://viveelaltopalancia.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/dos-piezas-ferroviarias-vinculadas-los.html, 14th June 2013)

This is Thomas Kautzor's pictures from December 2005 (added 4th January 2017):

Villalba Estacion

These are Thomas Kautzor's pictures from December 2015: The location is actually outside the station in Collado Villalba; 40km to the NE of Madrid, 40.626711, -4.008421, being in the middle of a traffic island you can Streetview it on Google maps all around!

Sweden

Gavle National Railway Museum (Until recently in the museum reserve store, Nynas and not normally accessible but see below)

These pictures were taken by Roar Stenersem on 14th September 2012, the crane is now operational:

http://ekomuseum.se 
Grangesburg Museum

Gothenburg/Goteburg BJS Bergslargarnas Jarnvagssallskrap

http://www.nbjvm.se/
Lulea Karlsvik Museum

Switzerland

http://www.dvzo.ch/index.php?N1_ID=0&Language=de
Bauma, DVZO 

http://www.volldampf.ch/heg/
Historische Eisenbahn Gesellschaft (HEG), Delémont roundhouse (added 11th December 2011)

Thanks are due to:

Chris Appleby, Ted Knotwell, Ray Schofield, Brian Garvin, Ivor Harding, Thomas Kautzor, Kevin Hoggett, J. Modesto, Bruce Ward, James Waite