2102 Steam in its glory at Jim Thorpe 8-13-23

[@andrzejpaczynski8533]

Suspect that She (engine) is Baldwin (built) 1932, (one off) 4-8-4 type T1 originally purchased for Lehigh Valley Railroad. Cylinders: 27" X 30"; Boiler diameter 86"; Drivers 70"; Weight total 413 170 lb. Curtesy "The Locomotives that Baldwin built" by Fred Westing, Bonanza Books, 1966.

[@Viper6-MotoVlogger]

Steam engines are awesome.

[@danielwalton9012]

(1993)! After The Storm!

[@Romeo6141982]

2102 is an absolute beast. Best stack talk on any engine running today.

[@JenevieveMarie]

Sounded great all day!!!!

[@1940limited]

The new piston rings really helped.

[@tristanstrains]

Great video

[@JenevieveMarie]

Thank you

[@1940limited]

We were in the Pullman car. Great ride.

[@JenevieveMarie]

Awesome!!!

[@marinomarino1681]

Un Cuerpo mecanico Q.llega cansado Recalentado Es fuerte son bellas maQuinas 👌🐾

[@bettinaverzagt]

Schöne Lok 😍❤

[@vitorpereira-cb1fz]

Boa noite, sou brasileiro, eu gostaria de saber por que que as locomotivas como essa, solta tanta fumaça? Eu achava que elas soltava muita fumaça estando andando com muito peso, mas mesmo paradas ?

[@CalvinBonawitz]

Great video Jen!

[@JenevieveMarie]

thanks

[@Seb_dagoat]

Omg where is the place?

[@davidjennings127]

It’s no wonder diesel engines took over,still rush to see though.

[@JenevieveMarie]

There is just something about steam!!!