ALCOs & Baldwins! Baldwin Locomotive Works 0-6-0 #26 owned and operated by Steamtown, gives some railfans a nice blow of the whistle as it rolls into the yard to board passengers for the l... (more)

Baldwin Locomotive Works No. 26 rolled out of the Baldwin plant in Eddystone Pennsylvania in March 1929. Interestingly rather than selling it, the Baldwin company retained the locomotive for switc... (more)

This is the brand new looking tender for Steamtown's 0-6-0 No. 26. It had been on blocks and the shop crew flew it today back onto it's trucks.

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania firm, the Baldwin Locomotive Works, built it's last locomotive by 1956. While we will never be able to stand in BLW's erecting halls, we can gaze upon this scene o... (more)

A former U.S. Navy VO-1000 is painted and lettered as Baldwin Locomotive Works 1200. The locomotive is on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

Baldwin Locomotive Works No. 26 slowly comes together in the Steamtown Shop.

As it goes through it's extensive rebuild, bits and pieces are being re-applied to the Baldwin 0-6-0 No. 26. Here you see her shiny bell that has just been replaced while the work continues in the... (more)

The restoration of Steamtown's Baldwin Locomotive Works 0-6-0 #26 nears completion after a frame up restoration began over a decade ago (1999). The engine was previously owned by Jerry Jacobson ... (more)

Nuts And Bolts. #26's boiler, having been stripped down for overhaul for the past several years, is finally nearing the point of re-assembly. With the smokebox and front tube sheet... (more)

Baldwin Locomotive Works No. 26 parts under reconstruction at Steamtown's Scranton shop. Here you see eight rods, polished and ready for mounting. Hopefully soon that cab will feel the heat of a b... (more)

The Baldwin 60000: The 60,000th locomotive built by Baldwin. It was designed to be the best locomotive that Baldwin ever made. The engine was very innovative, carrying aboard new technolo... (more)

The Baldwin 60000: The cab of the mighty beast! Take note the two large cylinders coming out of the top of the backhead - this was part of the innovative "water-tube boiler". As the hotte... (more)

It's alive!!

The Baldwin #60000 in a zoom Railroad: Baldwin Locomotive Works
Locomotive: Steam 4-10-2
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: BLW 60000
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 23, 2010

The headlight on Baldwin 4-10-2 demonstrator No. 60000. Built in 1926, this locomotive has never been restored and is still in as-built condition.

Inside the cab of 60000. Only the pressure gauge is fake (it is used during the "test run"). Note the two large cylinders coming out of the top of the backhead - part of the water tube firebox ... (more)