Steam Locomotives of the Strasburg Railroad
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0-6-0T 1 1917 Porter Brooklyn Eastern Since 1999
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0-6-0 31 1908 Baldwin Canadian National Since 1960
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2-6-0 89 1910 Canadian Canadian National Since 1972
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2-10-0 90 1924 Baldwin Great Western Since 1968
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4-8-0 475 1906 Baldwin Norfolk and Western Since 1993
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4-6-0 972 1913 Montreal Canadian Pacific Not in op
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0-4-0 1187 1903 Baldwin Reading Last Op 1967
Former Steam Locomotives of The Strasburg Railroad
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4-4-0 1223 1905 Juniata Pennsylvania Railroad 1965 -
1990
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4-4-2 7002 1902 Juniata Pennsylvania Railroad 1983 -
1990
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4-4-0 98 1909 ALCO Mississippi Central (never operated)
All 3 former steam locomotives were owned by outside
individuals or companies.
Both 1223 and 7002 were leased for operation. 1223 was
leased by the P.R.R. from 1965 to 1968, by the Penn
Central from 1968 to 1979 and from the Railroad Museum
of Pennsylvania from 1979 to 1990. 7002 was leased
from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Today, 1223
and 7002 are static displays in the Railroad Museum of
Pennsylvania.
Number 98 was owned by Thomas Marshall. It sat on the
property from 1962 to 1964 as a static display.
Originally, it was planned to be operated on the
Strasburg Railroad, but Mr. Marshall moved it to
Delaware to operate on his Wilmington and Western
steam railroad. 98 is in operation today.
No. 89 was purchased from the Steamtown Foundation in
1972. Enroute to Strasburg that June, it was caught in
Penn Central's Buttonwood, Pennsylvania, yard when the
Susquehanna River flooded over the locomotive's stack,
delaying its debut at Strasburg.
The Strasburg Railroad also has a collection of early
internal combustion locomotives. All are in operation.
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1 1926 Plymouth Owned by the Strasburg since 1926
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2 1910 Plymouth Owner by the Strasburg since 1984
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10 Railcar Former Lancaster Oxford and Southern
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33 44 Ton Former Pennsylvania Railroad
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