This classic was built in February 1948

DENISON TX (January) 1975 — MKT DS-4-4-1000 26 is tied down at the engine facility. Baldwin built the 26 (b/n 72799) in September 1946 as MKT 1004. Sometime in 1959-60 EMD replaced the Baldwinâ€... (more)

Baldwin-Palooza!

A trio of Baldwin diesels sit adjacent to the California Western Railroad’s enginehouse. CWR RS-12 56 (ex-McCloud River 33) is on the far end, coupled ... (more)

Conrail’s Only Baldwin

Although the Penn Central and the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines both rostered Baldwin locomotives, It is not generally thought that any of them were ... (more)

Chicago Great Western Baldwin DS4-4-1000, 1000hp switcher built in 1949 shown here in original color scheme CGW road numbers 32-41. Unknown Photographer from my Collection.

Chicago Great Western Baldwin DS4-4-1000, 1000hp switcher built in 1949 shown here in original color scheme CGW road numbers 32-41. Unknown Photographer from my Collection.

CP Baldwin switcher no. 7069 idles on the waterfront in downtown Vancouver, BC between switching assignments.

CP 7070, an aging Baldwin DS 4-4-1000 idles at the engine facilities at CP's Pt. Coquitlam Yard.

CP Baldwin switcher no. 7075 shuffles a caboose around at the west end of Coquiltlam Yard east of Vancouver, BC.

Ready to begin a day’s work, the Ironton Railroad’s remaining DS-4-4-1000 (they originally had two) burbles away in front of the company’s engine house in Hokendauqua, Pennsylvania.

The Ironton Railroad’s sole remaining locomotive has pulled out of its engine house, seen to its left, and is now backing toward the rest of the line. After picking up its caboose, seen in the r... (more)

The crew of the Ironton Railroad negotiates the trackage near the company headquarters in Hokendauqua, Pennsylvania. They are backing down a siding to pick up their caboose.