Steam & Excursion > 0-4-0T moved from Western PA to Age of Steam

An O-4-0T built in 1897 by Porter for for Carnegie Steel which later worked for US Steel was moved from a riverfront park in Sewickley, PA to the Age of Steam Roundhouse. Also included in the move was a Pittsburgh & Lake Erie caboose. The locomotive and the caboose were previously displayed at Station Square in Pittsburgh.

http://trn.trains.com/Railroad%20News/News%20Wire/2013/11/Age%20of%20Steam%20Roundhouse%20acquires%20Porter%200%204%200T.aspx

Anyone have any pictures of this locomotive? I don't subscribe to trains so I can't see the article.

Mike Massee
Tehachapi, CA
Photography, Railroading and more..

Here's an article with some photos from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:

http://triblive.com/neighborhoods/yoursewickley/yoursewickleymore/5071474-74/locomotive-ohio-railroad#axzz2lNEwGijL

I thought that non-subscribers could access links to Trains.com posted on here. I would have posted the Tribune-Review article, but it referred to "Pennsylvania & Lake Erie" and it stated the locomotive was built in Pittsburgh whereas the Trains.com article implied it was built in an HK Porter plant in another location.

RuleG Wrote:
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> I thought that non-subscribers could access links
> to Trains.com posted on here. I would have posted
> the Tribune-Review article, but it referred to
> "Pennsylvania & Lake Erie" and it stated the
> locomotive was built in Pittsburgh whereas the
> Trains.com article implied it was built in an HK
> Porter plant in another location.

Nope. I just get a subscriber only content notice with a login request.

Mike Massee
Tehachapi, CA
Photography, Railroading and more..

TimBo611 Wrote:
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> Here's an article with some photos from the
> Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:
>
> http://triblive.com/neighborhoods/yoursewickley/yo
> ursewickleymore/5071474-74/locomotive-ohio-railroa
> d#axzz2lNEwGijL

Thanks. Ugly little bastard, very utilitarian. That's a huge saddle tank. Will make a nice yard goat if they restore it to operation.

-M

Mike Massee
Tehachapi, CA
Photography, Railroading and more..

Trains keeps sending me email and every time I try to access an article I get the "subscribers only" message. Sort of irritating, as I am a subscriber to Classic Trains. If you are reading this Jim Wrinn, why do you send the Trains email to non-subscribers?

Harlock Wrote:
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> RuleG Wrote:
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> -----
> > I thought that non-subscribers could access
> links
> > to Trains.com posted on here. I would have
> posted
> > the Tribune-Review article, but it referred to
> > "Pennsylvania & Lake Erie" and it stated the
> > locomotive was built in Pittsburgh whereas the
> > Trains.com article implied it was built in an
> HK
> > Porter plant in another location.
>
> Nope. I just get a subscriber only content notice
> with a login request.

Thank you for your reply. I will not post links to Trains.com Newswire articles any more.