Trying to find a photo of Central RR of New Jersey's H-1 class

I was born & raised on the CRRofNJ and sure don't remember any 4-6-4T locomotives. I do remember the NYC/B&A 4-6-4T locomotives though.

Not sure if this is a H-1 but here it is:

http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/cnj225sa.jpg

I Googled for CNJ H1s class and got a bunch of hits.

CNJ typically assigned the tank engines to shorter trips such as to Cranford, Dunellen and Chrome. They were also used on the Elizabethport-Newark runs.

Bob  

Would it still be called a Hudson if it was a 4-6-4T though?

Because it is a solid frame,  tender-less engine for some reason I think this would be classed as a Forney or some other  such class. Rather than a Hudson.

Thanks for those photos. I must admit that I did not see any of those around Cranford, where I grew up, in the early to mid 1950s. Lots of Pacifics and Camelbacks. 

Ask and you shall receive!  Wonder which road's K-Line used as their 4-6-4T prototype?

And those above all have brow-mounted Elescos, too!

The K-Line models were for the NYC/B&A prototypes. 

Thanks everyone.  It looks a lot like the B&A 4-6-6.  I appreciate everyone helping out with the photos and all.

Thanks

Here are some specifics of the class.

http://www.steamlocomotive.com/hudson/?page=cronj

Hot, the reason you probably never saw them is the entire class was retired by 1950.

http://www.homauchchunk.co.uk/steam_class.htm

While doing this basic research, ran into this absolutely fantastic web site of a bunch of guys in the UK modeling the CNJ in HO. 

Absolutely fantastic modeling.

http://www.homauchchunk.co.uk/index.htm

Here is a couple of teaser photos from the web site.

Regards,

GNNPNUT