Baldwin 7 still proud by Richardphotos
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Description
Black Hills Central Railroad Engine #7
is a 2-6-2 with tender built by Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Ozan-Graysonia Lumber Company in 1919.
The locomotive was sold to and operated by the
Caddo and Choctaw Railroad several years later.
The "Seven" was sold to the Prescott and Northwestern in Northern Arkansas in 1938, and was acquired by
the Black Hills Central Railroad in 1962.
it was acquired by the age of steam museum, but now it awaits to ride the rails again even if piggyback on a flat car to Frisco,TX
Comments (47)
Standing Tall... Outstanding shot. Aloha
Gorgeous old locomotive!! This is what they should look like! Wonderful photo, Richard.
Great capture and information Richard!
stunning capture Richard.
Neat detail shot!!!!
looks like a big engine here, cool shot
great foto.
excellent don ...... am gonna made it 3d
It looks rather stately, She is wonderful, & happy Xmas to you.
♥ Precious capture of this old Engine!
Fantastic shot.
cool!!
another fine old locomotive, the awesome #7, excellent capture and commentary!:)*5
What an old beauty.
Great picture of a wonderful old railroad workhorse.
Another excellent shot...