Delaware & Hudson and Lehigh Valley Steam Locomotives

[M636C]

Mark,

George Drury's book "Guide to N.A. Steam" doesn't show a loco 3354. Could this be an Erie Railroad loco? Erie 3354 was a Berkshire that lasted into the 1950s and was generally like the NKP locomotives like 759.

Peter

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by 081552

QUOTE: Originally posted by dougal

Here is a photo of D&H 607. www.bridge-line.org/blhs/images/Wright-Jim/607.jpg
Tell me if the engine looks even a bit like the one you have a slide of. I can't find the LV engine though.

That's the correct locomotive, thanks. I have a slide in color and the autos behind the locomotive look like early fifities models. Do you know when the D&H stopped operating this locomtovies?

It was retired in either '52 or '53. The shot you have must have been taken during the twilight of the engine's life.

[081552]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dougal

Here is a photo of D&H 607. www.bridge-line.org/blhs/images/Wright-Jim/607.jpg
Tell me if the engine looks even a bit like the one you have a slide of. I can't find the LV engine though.

That's the correct locomotive, thanks. I have a slide in color and the autos behind the locomotive look like early fifities models. Do you know when the D&H stopped operating this locomtovies?

[Anonymous]

Here is a photo of D&H 607. www.bridge-line.org/blhs/images/Wright-Jim/607.jpg
Tell me if the engine looks even a bit like the one you have a slide of. I can't find the LV engine though.

[081552]

I have some slides of steam locomotives from the fifites I'm trying to identify. Can you help me identify the following?

Lehigh Valley (?) #3354. Is this a Lehigh Valley locomotive and do you have any information on this class?

Delaware & Hudson #607. Do I have the correct railroad? The locomotive has smoke deflectors.

Thanks!