Michigan Central Railroad Steam Locomotive #273

Built by the Schenectady Locomotive Works in July, 1887, builder #2335.

Later renumbered 8360.

Delaware & Hudson Railroad Steam Locomotive #814

Delaware & Hudson Railroad Steam Locomotive #162

Built at Schenectady in 1908, builder #44736.

New York Central Railroad Steam Locomotive #5433

NEW YORK CENTRAL 5433

The beautiful, well proportioned Hudson locomotive comes to mind immediately when New York Central is mentioned. No. 5433, one of the class J-3a locomotives built in 1937 by the American Locomotive Co. in Schenectady, sometimes referred to as "Super Hudsons", is portrayed at Harmon, N.Y., September 1953.

Photo by Ed Nowak

Lehigh Valley Railroad #2097

LV 4-6-2 # 2097, K-6, Dr 77, Clyd. 25 x 28, BP 215.

Alco 1921, LV 1925-26. Decorated for 100th Anniversary of road & Black Diamond.

Ready to levae Buffalo, New York station on April 21, 1946.

Woodward Iron Company #27

Delaware & Hudson Railroad Steam Locomotive #1050

Central Vermont Railway Steam Locomotive #600

Built in 1927, builder #67335.

Adirondack & St. Lawrence Railway Steam Locomotive #12

Built by the Schenectady Locomotive Works in 1891, builder #3512.

Later New York Central Lines #863.

Later Rutland Railroad #83.

Sold 10/1920 to Fort Smith & Western Railroad and became their #4.

Central Vermont Railway Steam Locomotive #467

Built in 1923, builder #65300.

New York Central Lines Steam Locomotive #864

Built by the Schenectady Locomotive Works in 1894, builder #4199.

Shown at Malone, N.Y. Roundhouse, prior to 1912.

NYC Lines (Rutland 864 Class C-1A).

Bennington & Rutland Railroad #14

Sold to Fort Smith & Western and became thier #6.

Chatham & Lebanon Valley Railroad Steam Locomotive #5

Built by the Brooks Locomotive Company in 1885, builder #910.

Later Rutland Railroad #78.

Illinois Central Railroad #455

Rutland Railroad Steam Locomotive #869

Built by the Schenectady Locomotive Works in 1899, builder #5110.

Scrapped in January, 1932.

Later Rutland #89 and New York Central Lines #869.

New York Central 100

NEW YORK CENTRAL 100

Built in 1904 by General Electric and Alco as class S-1 No. 6000, this locomotive has earned its place in the hall of fame by proving that heavy main line passenger service was feasible with an electrically powered locomotive and by winning the electric-steam race at Hoffmans, N. Y. No. 100, owned by the American Museum of Electricity and on loan to the National Railway Historical Society, is presently on display at the Altamont Fair Grounds, Altamont, N. Y.

Photo by Jim Shaughnessy

North River Coal & Wharf Co. Locomotive "Gregory"

Delaware & Hudson Railroad Steam Locomotive #117

Built by the Rogers Locomotive Company in 1890, builder #4228.

Boston & Maine Railroad Steam Locomotive #471

Built by the Rhode Island Locomotive Works in 1891, builder #2617.

Renumbered 47 in 1911 and ccrapped prior to 1914.

Albany Port District Diesel Locomotive #2

At the Port of Albany on November 4, 1984.

Delaware & Hudson 18 & 1216 at Colonie, New York

DELAWARE & HUDSON RY.

Two famous faces, Alco PA passenger locomotive No. 18 and Baldwin "Sharknose" freight locomotive No. 1216 pose outside the railroad's main shops at Colonie, N.Y. The D&H Ry. owns and operates the last four PA's and the last two "Sharks" in the country. February 8, 1975.

Delaware & Hudson Photo bt Richard J. Allen

Lehigh Valley Railroad #5000 at Williamsville in 1945

Delaware & Hudson Railroad Steam Locomotive #943