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1880 Train's Baldwin 11022 viewsThis is the main locomotive that pulls the '1880 Train', a tourist train in Hill City, SD. This photo was taken in Keystone where the locomotive uncouples and switches around the other end to pull the train back to Hill City.geepster
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The DRGW 464(K-27 class "Mikado")11 viewsI sometimes work as a fireman on the Huckleberry RR, here in Michigan...and here is a shot a few winters ago, getting ready for the seasons Christmas Train. What a great place to visit!gtw5812
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The 473 at Silverton23 viewsGetting ready to back out of town towards the wye, the 473(K-28 2-8-2 "Mikado") strikes a beautiful pose in downtown Silvertongtw5812
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CP 286017 viewsThe Royal Hudson CPR 2860 on a positioning move from Squamish to New Westminster, BC for its excursion runs next weekend May 2ndBCR4601
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UPRR 2-10-2 #550046 viewsEngineer for Union Pacific, Archie A. Searle in the cab of U.P. 5500

Union Pacific 5500 is a 2-10-2 - UP 5500 was part of a final group of Class TTT-6 15 2-10-2s built by Baldwin and delivered to the LA-SL(Los Angelas-Salt Lake railroad) and given road numbers 5500 through 5514 in 1923.

Between 1917 and 1924, the Union Pacific Railroad purchased 144 2-10-2 "Santa Fe" types, divided into classes TTT-1 through TTT-7. The UPRR did not call them "Santa Fe" types. They instead gave them the "TTT" class name(Two-Ten-Two). American Locomotive Company (ALCO) built 18, Baldwin Locomotive Works built 89 and Lima Locomotive Works built 37. Despite the divided classes, all of the UP 2-10-2s had the same cylinder dimensions, driving wheel diameter and boiler pressure. After 26 years in service, the UP 5500 was 1 of 4 2-10-2's retired in 1949.
This photo is part of Archie A. Searle's family collection.
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NdeM 29625 viewsNacionales de Mexico NdeM - "La Fidelita"
Class G-30 2-8-0 Consolidation
Built in the NdeM shops in Acambaro in 1944 - converted to standard gauge from narrow gauge - 1944
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The DRGW 464 at the Tank..Crossroads Village11 viewsI sometimes work as a fireman on the Huckleberry RR, here in Michigan...and here is a shot a few winters ago, getting ready for the seasons Christmas Train. What a get place to visit!gtw5812
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Maintenance work on a Union Pacific 2-10-241 viewsArchie A. Searle, Engineer for the Union Pacific, poses next to a 2-10-2 at Lynndyl yard, Utah - 1945signalman

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UPRR 2-10-2 #550046 viewsEngineer for Union Pacific, Archie A. Searle in the cab of U.P. 5500

Union Pacific 5500 is a 2-10-2 - UP 5500 was part of a final group of Class TTT-6 15 2-10-2s built by Baldwin and delivered to the LA-SL(Los Angelas-Salt Lake railroad) and given road numbers 5500 through 5514 in 1923.

Between 1917 and 1924, the Union Pacific Railroad purchased 144 2-10-2 "Santa Fe" types, divided into classes TTT-1 through TTT-7. The UPRR did not call them "Santa Fe" types. They instead gave them the "TTT" class name(Two-Ten-Two). American Locomotive Company (ALCO) built 18, Baldwin Locomotive Works built 89 and Lima Locomotive Works built 37. Despite the divided classes, all of the UP 2-10-2s had the same cylinder dimensions, driving wheel diameter and boiler pressure. After 26 years in service, the UP 5500 was 1 of 4 2-10-2's retired in 1949.
This photo is part of Archie A. Searle's family collection.
signalmanAug 13, 2024
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Maintenance work on a Union Pacific 2-10-241 viewsArchie A. Searle, Engineer for the Union Pacific, poses next to a 2-10-2 at Lynndyl yard, Utah - 1945signalmanAug 13, 2024
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Union Pacific #844437 viewsArchie A. Searle, Engineer for the Union Pacific, standing with daughter Chanel on U.P. 8444 4-8-4 - 1969signalmanAug 13, 2024
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1880 Train's Baldwin 11022 viewsThis is the main locomotive that pulls the '1880 Train', a tourist train in Hill City, SD. This photo was taken in Keystone where the locomotive uncouples and switches around the other end to pull the train back to Hill City.geepsterMay 09, 2024
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NdeM 29628 viewsNacionales de Mexico NdeM - "La Fidelita"
Class G-30 2-8-0 Consolidation
Built in the NdeM shops in Acambaro in 1944 - converted to standard gauge from narrow gauge - 1944
fxe 4600Apr 20, 2024
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NdeM 29625 viewsNacionales de Mexico NdeM - "La Fidelita"
Class G-30 2-8-0 Consolidation
Built in the NdeM shops in Acambaro in 1944 - converted to standard gauge from narrow gauge - 1944
fxe 4600Apr 20, 2024
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Gotta love that old equipment27 viewsThe 844 backs in next to the newest SP rotary snow plow, the plow was built in 1934 and is still used to this day on Donner PassACeApr 20, 2024
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Has a old time feeling to it23 viewsDixiana Shay loco at Roaring Camp & Big Trees Narrow-Gauge Railroad near Felton, Santa Cruz, CaliforniaACeApr 20, 2024