4501 and 4018 by Richardphotos
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4018 is known as the Big Boy and is 133 feet long including the coal hopper
4501 I think was made in 1911 and was featured in Johnny Cash's last recorded song before his death "Hurt" and his wife June died not long afterwards
they will put an engine behind and in front to individually move each of these monsters as they have no brakes
Comments (41)
Cool capture!
Stunning work ... very good shoot !!!
It would be nice to see these old trains up close.
Love these old steam engines....
Nice shot of theses old engines.
Another great capture, this is a great set of images.
Splendid these loc's. Frans
VERY cool capture Richard, and I'd give anything to be there to see them move these two in person
Legends in their day, both engines and the two people you mentioned~ I was looking at the comparison between Europe, Asia and the America's trains yesterday... seems we are still living in a totally different era.
Two great engines.
Very cool capture
one great shot here Riuchard.
Beautiful old ladies. There is one of her sisters on display in Omaha, on a bluff above the Botanical Gardens.
Cool old ships!
I heard of these by the old timers at work but never seen them till now, thanks Richard! Great photo by the way!
Very cool photo again Richard, amazing work!
Whooo...That make me think the West stories in western films i meant lol. Thanks to share whit us all Beauties for the eyes ((5++))
Cool Capture...And as for the brakes?...We don't need no stink'n brakes!....lol... ~smiles~
WOW!
great shot
Great capture Richard!!
Beautiful shot. It is nice they are keeping them around, but it is sad they no longer go under their own power. What a joy it is to see these old trains running and to ride on them if you can.
That is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great capture Richard!!
Interesting information!
Very beauty!!!!!!
Splendid done.
Big Boy was very powerful.
Excellent capture!!
Excellent capture of these two work-horses and great info, Richard!