A T1 for a T-1? On April 3-4, American Steam Railroad fired up Ex Reading T-1 4-8-4 in Cleveland, OH for the first time in nearly 20 years. After $1.6 million dollar rebuild, steam was made. Several of the PRR T1 Trust members were part of the restoration crew and were present for steam tests. The 2100 has her Reading 6 Chime Whistle, but also carried the whistle for the new PRR T1, #5550. You can hear the PRR whistle below. We encourage all of our followers to go over to www.americansteamrailro

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**Final Assembly Location Chosen** When you set out to build a steam locomotive from scratch—a machine larger than life and louder than history itself—you need more than just steel, welders, and blueprints. You need a place to assemble with a soul. For years, the PRR T1 Trust worked piece by piece, steel plate by steel plate, to bring PRR No. 5550 back to life. And we always knew that someday, we’d need the right place to bring it all together—a place where history and the future could meet unde

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This video shows how the McCabe Flanger was used to form the rear tube sheet for PRR T1 #5550 | Pennsylvania Railroad T1 Steam Locomotive Trust

Pennsylvania RailRoad T1 Duplex on a passenger train . Engine is MTH proto conventional control | Lower Susquehanna Valley Modular Railroaders

88K views · 4.8K reactions | Regional railroad Reading & Northern, which operates mostly over former rails of the Reading and Lehigh Valley takes it to another level with the restoration and operation of Reading Railroad 4-8-4 T1 No. 2102. She's seen with an excursion at Nesquehoning Jct and Hometown, Pennsylvania. From the GSVP show "2102 Returns" https://rfd.video/2102Returns | Steam Giants | Facebook