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Northern Pacific 924 Steam Train - CoasterFan2105

Northern Pacific 924 Steam Train - CoasterFan2105

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Museum Website: www. trainmuseum. org The Northwest Railway Museum is one of the Pacific Northwest-s premiere railroad preservation organizations. Located in Snoqualmie, Washington about 20 minutes east of Seattle, the museum offers train rides on an old branchlike that was once part of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Speaking of the NP, the museum recently completed the restoration of Northern Pacific steam locomotive number 924. The 924 is an 0-6-0 type switcher locomotive that was built in 1899 by the Rogers Locomotive Works. It was originally built for the St. Paul and Duluth Railroad, carrying the number 74 before joining the Northern Pacific fleet when the NP bought the St. Paul and Duluth the following year. After 25 years with the Northern Pacific, the locomotive was sold to the Inland Empire Paper Company where it continued to work until it was donated to the Northwest Railway Museum in 1969. Let-s watch the little 0-6-0 in action as it carries visitors over the museum-s five mile long railroad
Date: 2022-05-12

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The St. P&D also played a role in a Disaster known as the Hinkley fire. A Minnesota wildfire obliterated the town of Hinkley, MN, where two roads, The Eastern Minnesota RR and the St. P&D, crisscrossed at a diamond. In the midst of the chaos, two crowded trains clattered backwards out of Hinkley. One of them was the ST. P&D -Duluth Limited-, behind #69, a 4-4-0. At the throttle was james root. Root had seen a body of water outside of hinkley, which turned out to be Skunk lake, A low lying swamp. There was a mass exodus off the train as it caught fire. The survivors spent 4 hours in the water. By th es time the fire was gone, The Train had been nearly obliterated. The fire was so hot that the train had effectively been welded to the tracks.
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Me and a group of guys were over there back in 2016 as part of the NRHS's RailCamp program, and we actually participated in some of the restoration work. Nice to see the museum's efforts, as well as our small contributions, finally pay off.
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Great video, my grandfather was an engineer in this class of engine for the Lake Erie & Western. It is nice to see this class of engine still in operation. Thanks for bringing it to my home.
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Oh thank you so much for this video. What a beautiful locomotive. Looks like they did an excellent restoration job. Kudos to all involved. I love steam locomotives. Thanks again!
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Amazing in fact Northern Pacific only has 2 Excursion stars locomotive and those were 328 Which is a 4-6-0 Ten Wheeler and of course 924 which is an 0-6-0 Switcher as we all know
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Happy -Early- Valentine's Day, Mister Mike Armstrong! I Hope You Have a Great Valentine's Day Celebration with your Families and Friends, Dude. I Love You, Man. I Love You. :-D
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Phenomenal footage and she looks and runs so incredibly smooth, warms my heart to see people pt this much care into preserving these beautiful machines. -
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I remember going to the Northwest Railway Museum in the early 2010s, and one of the photos that my dad has is one of 924 before restoration
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