Train Trivia 9/27/05 (ANSWERED)

[Anonymous]

With New York Central's streamlined Hudson being the most famous, what other railroad(s) had streamlined Hudsons?

Santa Fe
New Haven
Canadian Pacific (well, sort of)
C&NW
Milwaukee
CB&Q
C&O

[Billba]

Canadian Pacific had a handsome group of Hudson's they called the "Royal Hudsons" class h1x. 45 in all according to the Guide to North American Steam Locomotives. [^]

No one said that our neighbors to the north didn't have good taste!! [8D]

[Anonymous]

C&NW had some. The E-4 class.
http://www.cnwhs.org/memberphotos/displayimage.php?album=5&pos=15

[conford]

CB&Q -- "Big Alice the Goon"
C&O - -490 series streamlined for Chessie connections, one survives at the B&O RR museum.
The Milwaukie Road had some for the Hiawathas too.

Take care
Peter
conford

[andrechapelon]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Lotus098

With New York Central's streamlined Hudson being the most famous, what other railroad(s) had streamlined Hudsons?

Santa Fe
New Haven
Canadian Pacific (well, sort of)
C&NW
Milwaukee

While the Wabash P-1's weren't technically streamlined, they looked really good.

Ndre

[cspmo]

QUOTE: Originally posted by cnw8835

C&NW had some. The E-4 class.
http://www.cnwhs.org/memberphotos/displayimage.php?album=5&pos=15

Oh Yes, I wish Proto, or maybe BLI would come out with a model of these beauties.

[oleirish]

Man! all you guys forget the SPDAYLITE #4449 A hudson I belive and semi streamlined

JIM

[Anonymous]

The daylight was a 4-8-4 GS-4 not a Hudson, it is a Norhtern.

[palallin]

The Frisco's Hudsons were semi-streamlind.