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The C&O did a good job at keeping as many of thier 2-8-4's away from the scrapyard! Shame about #2701 though. It was one of the survivors, but it was wrecked so badly that it went to the scrapyard in the 1950's after being on display for a few months.
Vorahk3985 3 months ago
did the journal boxes open? Man they stripped alot out of the cab.
njtcoastline 9 months ago
Wow, what a beast!
BarneySaysHi 1 year ago
I got up in this engine back in the 80's--my father worked for the state park service and got me inside the fence. It's in a lot better shape today than it was back then.
smokecruiser 1 year ago
What a beauty...she should be out ruling the rails.
deloreanman14 1 year ago
that big berkshire looks good, they take pride in that lcomotive. probably wouldn't take much to get her running again
97trainman 1 year ago
@97trainman You obviously don't know what you're talking about....
WhopBobbaLuBop 7 months ago
Thanks for posting this!! I grew up in Logan and remember when you could go in the locomotive anytime you wanted!
MichiganShawn 1 year ago
@MichiganShawn No problem
juliussespiritu 4 months ago
o.k. cool thanks for answering back maybe I can get some info from park services
K4JW 1 year ago
when was this everytime ive been there the gate was always shut and u couldnt get in
K4JW 1 year ago
@K4JW I went when there was some kind of open house. Plus there was a big family reunion going on the day I went there. I guess it was just luck since it was my very first time to go there.
juliussespiritu 1 year ago
i live about 1.5 hours north of here these are my favorate steamers
K4JW 1 year ago