Index page   
page up    Previous page      At last page

The first engine the railroad owned was the “Governor Markham”, a 2-4-2T. She came with no road number and never acquired one.

Built in July of 1891 by Baldwin, she had 50” drivers, a boiler pressure of 130

and developed 15330 of tractive effort, the lowest for any engine on the Belt Line.

Web Album Maker 2.2 Copyright: Copyright(C) 2005-2007 Anvsoft,Inc.