Built by H. K. Porter in 1916 for the US Navy Fleet Supply South Brooklyn, this little tank engine eventually moved over to the Brooklyn East District Terminal to work shuffling cars there until retirement around 1962. The once coal burner was converted some earlier time to being an oil burner. After retirement, it ended up at the RR Museum of Pennsylvania as an outdoor static display. I'm not sure of its status since 2010 as it doesn't appear on the latest museum rosters. The date for the photo is an approximate one as none was listed. |
Date:
6/1/1950 |
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This picture is part of album: Brooklyn East District Terminal 0-6-0T's |