Baltimore & Ohio (BO) 6119 - BLW 2-10-2

Built by Baldwin in October of 1923, Baltimore & Ohio 2-10-2 #6119 proved to be very useful in hauling long drags of freight cars due to its impressive 84,300 lb of tractive effort. The loco was assigned a new number of B&O 506 but may not have been actually renumbered before it was scrapped in 1958 Specs - S-1 class, 64" drivers, 220 psi boiler pressure, 30x32" cylinders, engine wt of 436,510 lb, tractive effort of 84,300 lb. An unknown photographer took the photo and no exact day in 1956 was listed for the photo.. An unknown photographer took the photo.

With a strong face, S-1a class #6119 hits the rails again. Built by Baldwin between 1923-24, it was still in action here. Unfortunately, no informaiton was on the back of this photo so location and date are arbitrary. Unknown photographer

The cab smoke curtain can be easily seen on this Baldwin S-1a class loco. Not much protection from the smoke and cold but would have cut some of the dust and wind. No information was on the back of this photo so the location and date are arbitrary. Unknown photographer

#6119 was a Baldwin S-1a class loco built between 1923-24. According to one source, a total of 50 were ordered at the time. They all had 64" drivers, 220 psi boiler pressure, and an overall engine + tender wheelbase of 89.9'. No informtaion was on this photo so location and date are arbitrary.