What equipment is at Raymond, NH?

Bob Yarger · **Posted:** Fri Jan 16, 2004 7:56 am

Yes, these were "stock model" decapods built by Baldwin. With work, the model could be made to represent the others. Even the Santa Fe had a few, though they looked a bit different by the end of their service life. Remembering the 90 from my youth in Colorado, it is my favorite. The model is pretty close to what is seen at Strasburg today. I think different pilot wheels and a different headlight would just about do it. The model has the shorter pre-WWII smokebox, before the GWR began burning lignite. If I recall, it was sold as representing No. 90 circa-1943.

> I'm not great at details, but couldn't this
> model represent AT&N 401, now stored at
> Mid-Continent also?

90 in 1937
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Bob Yarger · **Posted:** Tue Mar 30, 2004 6:10 pm

Can anyone elaborate on what "old locomotive car" is displayed at Raymond, New Hampshire? It has been the recent target of vandals.

http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/rock/03262004/news/7435.htm
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