Built by the LV shops from older camelbacks in 1917, this Pacific loco sits by the shops which might very well be in Sayre, PA. No exact location or date were given on the photo.

Lehigh Valley 2132 working the Sayre Yard in July 1937- From original photo in my collection- unknown Photographer

Built by the Lehigh Valley's own Sayre Shops in 1913, this quirky 0-6-0 camelback served for 32 years before being scrapped in August of 1945. No information was given about the date, location or photographer so "guess-timations" were used.

On exhibition in the Lehigh Valley Sayre, PA, yards is this 1917 Baldwin built Santa Fe type locomotive, LV 2-10-2 #4028. Note the young boy in knee pants posing on the front step of the loco. The loco was based at Manchester for most of its service time. In March of 1951, the loco met the scrapper's torch. Specifics - R-1 class, 63" drivers, 200 psi boiler pressure, 20x32" cylinders, engine weight of 370,000 lb, tractive effort of 72,620 lb. This locomotive was scrapped sometime between 1948-51. No photographer listed.

This 1916 Baldwin built 2-8-2 Mikado #390 (serial #42958) was one of 45 locos in the unusual class labeled N-2 1/2. These Mikes repeated the Wootten-firebox N-2s that had brought such a large boiler to the LV through the adoption of 21-ft long tubes. The one difference (and it was an important one) was the use of 62" (later 63") drivers in place of the N-2's 56" (1422 mm) wheels. Unknown photographer took this photo

Stored at Sayre,Pa

Unknown date and location - this is my guess - from a "The Rail Image" 35mm slide.

out of service

yard switcher

211(RS-2);283(SW-9) out of service

GP-18;F-3B;GP-18

note worker on top cleaning the radiators! I bet it was rather warm up there!

it had burned, out of service

Foley Fotos

LV 219 400 243 409 @ Sayre

on lease to LV

with LV 313-312 on lease

Photographer Unknown

Randy Curlin Collection

Randy Curlin Collection

Michael A Tedesco photo

NB

Michael A Tedesco photo

In the LV shop