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Steam & Excursion > An afternoon at SteamtownDate: 01/20/13 16:21 An afternoon at Steamtown Author: m1bprr Exploring Steamtown, however, I used to be a volunteer there 1999 - 2002, so this wasn't a first.
Ed K.    Date: 01/20/13 16:23 Re: An afternoon at Steamtown Author: m1bprr Ed K.
   Date: 01/20/13 16:26 Re: An afternoon at Steamtown Author: m1bprr These locomotives are hibernated for a long time.
Ed K. cp Laurel Run    Date: 01/20/13 16:34 Re: An afternoon at Steamtown Author: I1sa The roundhouse images are starting to look a lot like Northumberland's PRR roundhouse in the early 60's, void of the pigeons though.
Date: 01/20/13 17:05 Re: An afternoon at Steamtown Author: africansteam Love the 'half a loco" shot through the window!
Cheers, Jack Date: 01/20/13 20:30 Re: An afternoon at Steamtown Author: 2720 m1bprr Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > These locomotives are hibernated for a long time. > Ed K. cp Laurel Run The third locomotive, E. J. Lavino has a sister unit all the way in California at the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum in Campo, Ca. It is the E. J. Lavino #10!! We worked on it back in the 80s, trying to get it operational, but moved on to more important projects!! Couldn't get the dry pipe to seal without a lot more intensive work. Mike  Date: 01/21/13 14:14 Re: An afternoon at Steamtown Author: elu34ch The smoke box doors being open-- for storage purpose or for the public to see inside?
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