2-8-0 Lehigh Valley #607

This is a list of Lackawanna Camelback locomotives   It doesnt show a number 607  https://www.steamlocomotive.co...es/camelback/dlw.php

Did some looking around The Delaware Susquehanna and Schuykill railroad had a 607 locomotive with that wheel arrangement   It later became the Lehigh Valley 607   

So -this means that the 607 was not a Lackawanna? My dad wasn't 100% sure about it.

Pardon my ineptitude, I trying to locate the info you found. is there a write up about it or related info?

@woodsyT posted:

So -this means that the 607 was not a Lackawanna? My dad wasn't 100% sure about it.

Pardon my ineptitude, I trying to locate the info you found. is there a write up about it or related info?

Look at this site  https://scotlawrence.github.io/LValltimeroster/     Scroll down to number 1059    Looks like it was built by Baldwin for the Delaware Susquehanna and Schuylkill RR and wore number 3 for them    LV bought them and scrapped it in 1918 

Thanks a bunch!

I think I saw that page, but kept scrolling

I'm learning the way these info pages 'read'

@woodsyT

Your photo of #607 and crew is terrific. I also read your profile about your grandfather and his trains. I think you'll enjoy getting them running again. Good luck.

MELGAR

@MELGAR posted:

@woodsyT

Your photo of #607 and crew is terrific. I also read your profile about your grandfather and his trains. I think you'll enjoy getting them running again. Good luck.

MELGAR

Right on.

the #607 engineer is my paternal great grandfather and the Lionel collection comes from my maternal grandfather. But, it is kinda cool feeling the train vibes all around 👍

My aunts and father scrubbed their memento boxes and came up with these. The newspaper article was published a few months before my birth. My great grandfather Timothy had routes all over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for 45 years. Does anyone know the other fellas in this picture?