Railroaders' Memorial Museum and PRR  

Seeing how it has 2 grills on it I doubt it

Hey Jake! I see you everywhere! :D

Well said there.

It all depends on the pace of fundraising. I know donations are being sent to K4 1361. It'll be done sooner than you think.

It will get done, at least they will add stuff and change stuff that the original restoration crew didnt do that screwed the engine up in the first place. What was done in the 80s was destined to fail, the trailing wheels I think tried to jump the track when it was running in 1986 and 87

I can't wait for it to visit bellefonte and pleasent gap again with the coaches and two RDCs

Once 1361's restoration is complete, She'll be able to run with 5550 once it's completed!

@@TrainsAreReallyCool What about LIRR 39? Let's not forget about her too!

I have to agree with you. I've always liked the pre-War look for the K4's more, as the design looks more graceful like a dedicated passenger locomotive should. The post-War K4's aren't as appealing to me because of their more rugged and industrial appearance, which makes them look more like freight locomotives. And also, seriously, why did the Pennsy put the dynamo in front of the smokebox door? It just doesn't make any sense! it makes cleaning the locomotive harder because crews cleaning it would have had to remove it! Seriously, what were you thinking, guys?

Edit; After watching a bit more of the video, it appears that they would have rotated with the smokebox door.

I have a special episode planned for this Halloween

For the Pennsy T1, the long flat car outside of the museum has T1 tender trucks. Also, there is an original marker light and a whistle once used on a Pennsy T1 locomotive.

Maybe for now, but will soon be cosmetically restored.

They have FMW Solutions doing it now who are the same people who did U.S. Sugar 148

John you realize that the government wouldn't give aid for a locomotive to be restored in the 30 years right? Why would they? Plus the engine is much further ahead then you think as most of it is already done, it's only the last 20% left to do.

This restoration has been progressing much more than you think, John.

It's been tossed around from place to place when no one had the time or resources to work on it. This restorative effort seems far more dedicated and free of any financial hardships or buracratic red tape.

And yet you still watch it 🧐

Then why you watch it?

@@AdmiralColdhead Well, l hope his work will improve. He shows signs of talent. He’s inconsistent, which I expect at his (judgement call) age.

I feel like it’s a little school girl walking around giggling… somewhat strange… disturbing…

@@phantomj7921 I could only endure less than a few minutes of this…