Pennsylvania Power and Light Company #4094-D is an 0-8-0 "Fireless" steam engine built in 1939 by Heisler. Fireless engines were designed for customers needing an engine used in the presence of f... (more)

A unique piece within the RRMP and no relation to Thomas the Tank Engine is this "Fireless" steam engine, an 0-8-0 built for the Pennsylvania Power & Light Company by Heisler in 1939.

A fireless 0-8-0 previously owned by the Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. now serves as a museum piece for the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

This most unusual locomotive has been immaculately restored by the RR Museum of PA. The chunky streamlined loco was the only fireless 0-8-0 ever built. It was built by Heisler in 1939, weighs appr... (more)

A remote controlled plant switcher idles between assignments. This unit has an interesting history: built 3/51, ex-NYC/P&LE 8940, P&LE 1244 and BAR 36.