Add to ORKGIf I recall from other period RR photos correctly ashes are being dumped from the ash pan down between the rails & into a hopper which will be pulled up the guides and dumped into the gondola for later disposal... This 2-6-2 is an ALCO product built at Schenectady, builders number 65551. This Class S was one of 32 locomotives in the series... /DLhttps://digitalmaine.com/larrabee_railroad_images/1172/thumbnail.jp
MEC had 4 of these Class X 2-6-6-2s all from the B&M and frequently used in helper service on the Mt...
Here is MEC 702 getting ready to head west pulling a passenger train. The coal bunker is full. #7...
Most of the round house is gone in this diesel era photo, ca.1980 near the MEC Guilford transition. ...
If I recall from other period RR photos correctly ashes are being dumped from the ash pan down betwe...
Maine Central class \u27O\u27. This 4-6-0 was built by Alco at Schenectady in January of 1905 and w...
MEC #361 was a MEC Class O 4-6-0 built at Schenectady by ALCO in Sept of 1905 and was scrapped in Ma...
Doing switching duties at Rigby Yard in August 1940. Looks like a railfan is in the engineers seat...
#625 is a MEC Class S 2-8-2 built by Alco in March of 1919. IT was scrapped in January 1956. It ...
From the Joseph Lavelle collection. #194 a MEC Class L, origionally #80, changed to 194 in the sys...
This excellent photograph is from the collection of Harold K Vollrath of Shawnee Mission, Kansas who...
The back of this old print simply states that L.B.W. took the photo sometime in 1919 in the Upper Ya...
C1925. MEC #370 was built in November of 1906 at the ALCO’s Rhode Island plant. AN MEC Class O BLT 1...
From the back of the print... MEC #656 Extra - West Below South Gardiner - 1948. An ex Boston ...
Maine Central #144 at Union Station, Portland. This 4-4-0 an ALCO product an MEC Class H locomotiv...
Built at Pittsburgh by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) this MEC Class O 4-6-0 was built in Au...
MEC had 4 of these Class X 2-6-6-2s all from the B&M and frequently used in helper service on the Mt...
Here is MEC 702 getting ready to head west pulling a passenger train. The coal bunker is full. #7...
Most of the round house is gone in this diesel era photo, ca.1980 near the MEC Guilford transition. ...
If I recall from other period RR photos correctly ashes are being dumped from the ash pan down betwe...
Maine Central class \u27O\u27. This 4-6-0 was built by Alco at Schenectady in January of 1905 and w...
MEC #361 was a MEC Class O 4-6-0 built at Schenectady by ALCO in Sept of 1905 and was scrapped in Ma...
Doing switching duties at Rigby Yard in August 1940. Looks like a railfan is in the engineers seat...
#625 is a MEC Class S 2-8-2 built by Alco in March of 1919. IT was scrapped in January 1956. It ...
From the Joseph Lavelle collection. #194 a MEC Class L, origionally #80, changed to 194 in the sys...
This excellent photograph is from the collection of Harold K Vollrath of Shawnee Mission, Kansas who...
The back of this old print simply states that L.B.W. took the photo sometime in 1919 in the Upper Ya...
C1925. MEC #370 was built in November of 1906 at the ALCO’s Rhode Island plant. AN MEC Class O BLT 1...
From the back of the print... MEC #656 Extra - West Below South Gardiner - 1948. An ex Boston ...
Maine Central #144 at Union Station, Portland. This 4-4-0 an ALCO product an MEC Class H locomotiv...
Built at Pittsburgh by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) this MEC Class O 4-6-0 was built in Au...
MEC had 4 of these Class X 2-6-6-2s all from the B&M and frequently used in helper service on the Mt...
Here is MEC 702 getting ready to head west pulling a passenger train. The coal bunker is full. #7...
Most of the round house is gone in this diesel era photo, ca.1980 near the MEC Guilford transition. ...