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Steamtown National Historic SiteThe tender of the Baldwin Locomotive Works 26, a small steam locomotive built in 1926, rides on old arch-bar trucks. NPS Photo, Ken Ganz
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Steamtown National Historic Site
Steamtown's Locomotives and Cars
Steam locomotive pulls a flatcar and caboose.

NPS Photo

The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western caboose #889 is part of the park's historical collection and is also used for some programs, such as the Caboose Experience train ride.

Steamtown's collection of steam locomotives, diesel-electric locomotives, passenger cars, freight cars and maintenance-of-way equipment is almost all on display (though it has not all been restored). Here, you may find information about the historic pieces in the Steamtown collection. (Most of the information is in Adobe .pdf format)

Passenger Cars:

Freight Cars:

Locomotives:

Maintenance of Way:

A cup of water expands to 1,600 times its volume when boiled, changing from a liquid to a gas!  

Did You Know?
When boiled, a cup of water creates about 1,600 cups of steam! When the resulting steam is contained in a vessel such as a steam locomotive boiler, it can create up to 300 pounds per square inch of pressure. Learn more about steam locomotives at Steamtown National Historic Site!
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Last Updated: September 16, 2009 at 09:44 EST