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