0-6-0 Switcher Baldwin Locomotive Works 26 at Steamtown #railroad #steamlocomotive #railroadhistory | Big Trains

Locomotive 26 is a small 0-6-0 switcher type built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1929. Originally, it served in general switching service at the Baldwin plant in Pennsylvania but was later purchased by a steel mill in Ohio. Today, 26 is used for demonstration excursion trips at Steamtown National Historic Site. #railroads_of_america #trains #steamlocomotive Steamtown National Historic Site | Coasterfan2105

107K views · 3.4K reactions | Baldwin Locomotive Works No. 26 ✨ Built in 1929, this 0-6-0 switcher spent decades working in Pennsylvania and Ohio before finding its home at Steamtown. After a full restoration, it steamed back to life in 2016 and now gives visitors rides through the yard. #TrainLovers #Baldwin26 #SteamLocomotive #Steamtown #RailroadHistory #HistoricTrains #Railfans | Train Lovers | Facebook

Its Throw Back Thursday! What could be better than seeing a 1942 Baldwin VO-1000! Hiding away in our engine house is Locomotive 801. It was built by Baldwin for Bingham & Garfield Railway as their No. 801 and was used as yard switcher at Magna, UT. Seven years later is was transferred to Kennecott Chino Mines Division as No. 80 in 1949. In September 1963, it was transferred once again to Kennecott Nevada Mines Division and received its original number 801. It was used as a switcher at the McGill

This is the third posting on our VO-1000 from today. This is the first time in 40 that the locomotive has been blue carded and is ready for service! So yes we are excited! Watch the exhaust as she goes by, a straight 8! Facebook won't allow us to do video and pictures in the same post. HATS OFF to the NN Ry Shop! After 40 years, our 1942 Baldwin VO-1000 was blue carded today! A blue card is similar to license and registration on an automobile. The blue card means Locomotive 801 is operational fo

60K views · 2.9K reactions | The video shows us starting up...