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Railroads Owns Steam Locomotives

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Posted by SD70Dude on Friday, June 19, 2020 2:29 PM

Reading & Northern comes to mind.

While BNSF does not own any steam locomotives, they have been quite generous in allowing ATSF 3751, SP 4449, and MILW 261 to run on their rails in recent years.

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Posted by Flintlock76 on Friday, June 19, 2020 1:54 PM

daveklepper

But Regionals Yes.  Would someone else care to list them?

 

Oh wow, David, I was tempted to list the regionals but that'd take way too much time.  If the orignal poster knows how to use the Internet he shouldn't have too much difficulty finding them.  

But I can help him a little  bit.  Mind you, this is ALL of them, not just the regionals and shortlines.

http://www.steamengineresource.weebly.com/operational-locomotives.html  

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Posted by daveklepper on Friday, June 19, 2020 10:39 AM

But Regionals Yes.  Would someone else care to list them?

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Posted by Flintlock76 on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 9:53 PM

I assume you mean the Class 1's, the "Big Seven?"  Besides Union Pacific Canadian Pacific owns Hudson (4-6-4) 2816, however it's stored and not in use at this time.  There's no plans to re-activate it I'm aware of. 

The rest of the Class I's, no.  

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Railroads Owns Steam Locomotives
Posted by SPer on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 7:54 PM

Are any railroads other than Union Pacific that still owns steam locomotives.

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