1920 Rural Retreat Wreck Photos

[nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org]

Didn't the 102 live on to be streamlined and be the usual power on a 
Norfolk - Richmond (or Petersburg) train (the Cannonball??) in the 
'50s?  I believe that I rode behind it once from R'mond (Petersburg?) 
to Norfolk.  I came down from DC on the RF&P.

What happened to the 558?  With the cylinders shorn off, looks like a 
write-off.

Pete Groom

On Nov 11, 2004, at 7:51 AM, nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org wrote:

> . . .

> The engine on the left is the 102, a K1 4-8-2.  The one on the right 
> is the
> 558, an E2 4-6-2 (the trailer is sort of a giveaway that it ain't a 
> 2-6-0)
>
> EdKing
> . . .