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Steam & Excursion > 5632 in SavannaDate: 05/25/15 09:38 5632 in Savanna Author: MartyBernard Turning, after the first half of a fan trip, in Savanna, IL on April 1, 1962. Photo 2 really shows how big she was.
Enjoy, Marty Bernard   Date: 05/25/15 09:43 Re: 5632 in Savanna Author: HotWater Interesting that her front coupler is folded down/out.
Date: 05/25/15 10:39 Re: 5632 in Savanna Author: dpudave What a glorious engine. Thanks for the posting. Please tell me my memory is not playing tricks and she was not scraped out under mysterious circumstances. Dave
Date: 05/25/15 10:40 Re: 5632 in Savanna Author: HotWater dpudave Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What a glorious engine. Thanks for the posting. > Please tell me my memory is not playing tricks and > she was not scraped out under mysterious > circumstances. Dave Sad to say that she was indeed "scraped out under mysterious circumstances". Date: 05/25/15 18:57 Re: 5632 in Savanna Author: Tominde dpudave Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What a glorious engine. Thanks for the posting. > Please tell me my memory is not playing tricks and she was not scraped out under mysterious circumstances. Dave Hey Dave, Your mind was indeed playing tricks. The 5632 was never "scraped out under mysterious circumstances." I can tell that nothing like that ever happened. There was talk of doing that. But never came to past. It turned out that she was scrapped before they could do the sraping. Just some fun, I know what you mean. Date: 05/25/15 21:12 Re: 5632 in Savanna Author: up833 The 5633 is in Douglas, WY and the 5631 is in Sheridan, WY.. Any others saved?
Roger Beckett Date: 05/26/15 02:52 Re: 5632 in Savanna Author: HeislerPower 5629 at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.
Taylor Posted from iPhone Date: 05/26/15 05:13 Re: 5632 in Savanna Author: dsrbc 5614 is in St. Joe, MO. It is part of the first set built, with the older front and cab, it appears to be in decent shape, now under a roof.
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