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Paddock 673 -- Forney steam locomotive 0-4-4, #49
According to the Forney Museum website, the 0-4-4 boiler forward, also capable of running 4-4-0 cab forward, was an early popular elevated and commuter rail engine in the U.S. This type steam locomotive was patented by Matthias Nace Forney,…
Paddock 672 -- Forney steam locomotive 0-4-4 or 4-4-0 Whyte wheel type, # 176 and labeled "Rector St," for the west side (Broadway-Seventh Ave.) IRT line, New York City subway.
Rector Street today is a stop on the west side IRT subway line, New York City. It opened in 1918, closed on September 11, 2001, and reopened September 15, 2002.
Paddock 671 -- Forney steam locomotive #1, Manhattan Railway Company, built by the Rogers Loomotive Works (Paterson, NJ)
Railfan and collector Munson Paddock, 1885-1970, acquired a significant collection of images by the photographer John Reid, a Paterson, NJ, photographer, ca. 1850s-early 1900s. Several locomotive works (Rogers, Grant, etc.) were located at Paterson,…
Paddock 668
4-6-2
London & North Eastern Pacific type
Engine for hauling the Flying Scotsman
between Edinburgh & London Kings Cross
Engine 2402 City of York
London & North Eastern Pacific type
Engine for hauling the Flying Scotsman
between Edinburgh & London Kings Cross
Engine 2402 City of York