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Nostalgia & History > Steamtown FoundationDate: 03/26/15 10:26 Steamtown Foundation Author: m1bprr Date: 03/27/15 08:25 Re: Steamtown Foundation Author: ntharalson These are interesting photos for several different reasons, the steam engine
not being the least of them. First of all, they are two different trains. Look carefully at the first photo and you'll see the distinctive radiator overhang of and SD7/9/18, I'm thinking an SD9. The second photo shows a GP9 with a Mars light. Did the Lackawanna have that feature, or is there a different history to this locomotive. Thanks for posting these shots, Ed. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/28/15 08:51 by ntharalson. Date: 03/27/15 12:23 Re: Steamtown Foundation Author: m1bprr ntharalson Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > These are interesting photos for several different > reasons, the steam engine > not being the least of them. First of all, they > are two different trains. Look > carefully at the first photo and you'll see the > distinctive radiator overhand of > and SD7/9/18, I'm thinking an SD9. The second > photo shows a GP9 with a > Mars light. Did the Lackawanna have that > feature, or is there a different > history to this locomotive. > > Thanks for posting these shots, Ed. > > Nick Tharalson, > Marion, IA Actually the GP-9 is an ex NKP unit painted in DL&W colors, Yes that is an SD-9 which once was a BN unit. Ed K. |