Posted by Dennis A. Livesey on June 1, 2009 
I'm no expert, but that seems to be the wrong tender also. A slopeback would be right, no?
Posted by Nick McLean on June 1, 2009 
The tender seems to be of PRR design, but true, a slope back would be more typical with an 0-6-0. This sort of tender would be more fitting with a 4-4-2 or 2-8-0.
Posted by Jeff Sell on June 4, 2009 
Nick - Thanks for sharing this unique view from the past. Without a Belpaire firebox, she sure could pass for a locomotive from another railroad. Any idea where the builder's plates are? They would clearly define her heritage. I agree with previous comments provided. Her tender looks Pennsy, but not originally assigned to this little lady.
Posted by Evan Schilling on June 13, 2009 
To my knowledge, this old girl is beyond repair. I think they may redo the paint within the next couple of years.
Posted by Derek Buel on December 28, 2009 
It's funny that during Railcamp, we're on our way to Wilimington for Amtrak and as soon as I se this engine, everyone jumped to the other side of the bus to get a picture!
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