Let's See Your Photos of Old Dead Locomotives (NO COPYRIGHTED PHOTOS!)

Theses are pictures of a long dead steam loco located in Gallipolis ,Ohio that I took about two years ago now .

No information on the little engine.

How the mighty have fallen.

T1 on the scrap line in Blawnox, Pa c. 1954:

Dad took this pic of my big-bro and I.

On edit: "A technician charged with determining the cause of frequent poppet valve failures on the T1s claimed to have observed them being operated at speeds of up to 140 mph (225 km/h) to make up time." Wikipedia.

Las Vegas, NM

Mack4B : That loco looks like a compressed air engine. Possibly from a explosive plant.

Although, it's not so dead today:

Rusty

Marin County, California

Deer Lodge, MT

Pete

PRR I1sa...Hamburg, NY, 2012, photo by me...

Tom

Utica, NY

Pete

LOST IN TIME

                               Ex-NYC E8 at NJT Elizabethport Shops- Oct.86' 

                                                           MY PHOTO

Dead Seaboard Air Line steamers in tow.

Virginia Electric Power Co. (VEPCO) 0-4-0 fireless.

DLA (Defense Logistics Agency?) "The Admiral" in Petersburg Va yard.

Moscow, Camden & St. Augustine #6 at the Texas Transportation Museum with two Heavyweights (Santa Fe Business Obs #404 and Pullman 12-1 "McKeever") in tow. Probably may never steam again. Photo taken by me in October of 2018.

Southern Pacific (Texas & New Orleans) Mk-5 #794 at Sunset Station. Photo also by me, taken September of 2018. Has a possible chance of steam. Little did I know at the time I took the photo the King (4014) would grace his presence on those tracks on the side nearly a year later

P.S. Does anyone know if there any updates on the current status of the 786's restoration?

Bavarian Railwaymuseum in Nördlingen Germany:

Fond de Gras museum Luxembourg 

Regards

Fred

mackb4 posted:

Theses are pictures of a long dead steam loco located in Gallipolis ,Ohio that I took about two years ago now .

No information on the little engine.

 

used to go thru Gallipolis all the time when my parents were in Kentucky. Where is this locomotive at?

Found this Foley Bros Ingersoll-Rand GE 600 HP twin diesel on a siding in Niles Ca. It was built in 1929. It's now at the Railroad Museum in Sacramento California. You guys are coming with some good shots. Don

Elkhart - NYC Railroad Museum

C&O 2700 in 2004

CN 6069 in 1971

and in 2004

MY Picturers

Paul, I was in that GG1 years and years ago. It was a mess then inside and out. We were filming a "Across America" show there at a musical instrument factory. Is the factory still in Elkhart? Great little town. Don

scale rail posted:

Found this Foley Bros Ingersoll-Rand GE 600 HP twin diesel on a siding in Niles Ca. It was built in 1929. It's now at the Railroad Museum in Sacramento California. You guys are coming with some good shots. Don

Aha! You even found an EMD 567 V16 ........"crate engine". 

Boothbay (Maine) Railway

scale rail posted:

Found this Foley Bros Ingersoll-Rand GE 600 HP twin diesel on a siding in Niles Ca. It was built in 1929. It's now at the Railroad Museum in Sacramento California. You guys are coming with some good shots. Don

As long as we're talking DOFC, IR's plant switcher shortly after arrival at IRM in 1984:

Rusty

Yuma, Arizona

Whitefish, MT   NH Joe

Barstow, CA  NH Joe

Long gone but not forgotton.

Umm, The pictures aren't showing, it says "Image Not Found"

Como, Italy

Pete

Scanned from a photo in my collection. Location unknown but possibly Churchville, NY en route to Chicago.

Pete

Taken in Utica, NY now relocated to ????. Once owned by O Winston Link.

Pete

Deer Lodge, MT

Pete

                             Ex- Southern E8s at NJT Elizabethport shops- Oct.86' 

                                                             MY PHOTOS

Love to see this diesel running again seeing I'm a big Milwaukee Road fan. Portola Western Pacific Museum, California. Don

Crystal Lake, Illinois. (MY PHOTOS)

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