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 Post subject: Kanawha, Glen Jean & Eastern 200/M&NF--Everett 11
PostPosted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 1:57 pm 

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Location: Inwood, W.Va.
This little Baldwin, built for a shortline coal hauler in West Virginia, survives today:

http://www.trainweb.org/everett/roster/ ... 11/11.html

http://bloodyrunhistory.org/

http://www.wvrailroads.net/index.php/Ka ... rn_Railway

http://www.wva-usa.com/history/mthope/kgje.php

A rather poor (postcard?) photo of the engine in service on KGJ&E shows an interesting detail--a slope backed tender. And she's the line's passenger engine, too:

http://wvepostcards.com/pimages/p7770.jpg


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 Post subject: Re: Kanawha, Glen Jean & Eastern 200/M&NF--Everett 11
PostPosted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 2:04 pm 

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Location: Inwood, W.Va.
More photos:

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7771.jpg

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7775.jpg

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7773.jpg

How often do you see a 2-8-2 with a slope back tender?

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7772.jpg

A Brill? Can a doodlebug expert say? And check out the single axle trailing "truck:"

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7774.jpg

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7778.jpg

A few other scenes:

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7777.jpg

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... /p7776.jpg

http://www.wvepostcards.com/postcards/? ... depot1.jpg

Enjoy.


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 Post subject: Re: Kanawha, Glen Jean & Eastern 200/M&NF--Everett 11
PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 7:22 am 

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This engine was sold in 1964 to the Everett Railroad. The tender that is with the engine now is not the original. It came off #10 a 2-8-0 after she was scrapped in 1952. Interestingly enough, this tender also was behind #12 0-6-0 (Southern Railway 1643)for some time in the 50's too.

I find it interesting that of the Morehead and North Fork Railroad, there are 3 steamers and 2 of them are being restored to operating conditon this year. These would be #12 at the Age of Steam Roundhouse, and #14 (0-6-0) Ex Union 77 at the Big South Fork Railway in Stearns KY.

JD Johnson, Morehead and North Fork Railroad Historian

#11 has a unique builders number too #33333.


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