Loaded ethanol train B705-15, climbs the roller coaster grade out of Baltimore, during a snow shower.

Steamtown's 2-8-2 Canadian National No. 3377 sits outside forlorn but not forgotten on a spur serving as a parts source for her (now stored) older "sister" No. 3254. The ramp and walkway... (more)

Canadian National No. 3377

Steamtown's 2-8-2 Canadian National No. 3377 sits outside forlorn but not forgotten on a spur serving as a parts source for her (now stored) older "sister&... (more)

Poor 'ole CN #3377, sits forlorn in the yard at Steamtown as a parts source for Steamtown's current star, sister engine #3254. The engine's tender, trailing trucks and even pony trucks have been ... (more)

What do you do when steam locomotive parts have not been made in over 50 years? If you are a lucky Chief Mechanical Officer, there is a donor locomotive on the property. Well, poor ole' 3377 is S... (more)

Canadian National 3377 has been turned into an 0-8-0 by Steamtown thanks to the fact that she has been stripped of just about every usable part to keep sister 3254 running.

CN 3377 is a 2-8-2, 'Mikado', but is posing as an 0-8-0 on this day as her front and trailing trucks were missing. My guess is that they were used on sister CN 3254. Anyone have any info?

Canadian National 3377 alongside Canadian Pacific 4-4-4 2929 at Steamtown.