BO 2-8-0 C #1635 - Baltimore & Ohio         
This chunky 2-8-0 camelback was built by Burnham, Wms & Co (Baldwin predecessor) in August of 1896 and sits in the Staten Island, NY, neighborhood of Clifton when this photo was taken. The entire class of 2-8-0C "Mother Hubbard" style was converted to Wootten's extremely wide and low firebox and reclassified as E-13B. #1635 shows the Wootten firebox. No photographer was listed for the photo. Specs - serial #15019, E-13 class, camelback style, 54" drivers, 180 psi boiler pressure, 22x28" cylinders, engine weight of 168,000 lb, tractive effort of 38,397 lb. No photographer was listed.
Date: 2/11/1939 Location: Staten Island, NY   Map Show Staten Island on a rail map Views: 162 Collection Of:   Gary Everhart
Locomotives: BO 1635(2-8-0)    Author:  Gary Everhart
BO 2-8-0 C #1635 - Baltimore & Ohio
Picture Categories: Roster,Yard,Steam This picture is part of album:  B&O 2-8-0C #1635
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Rev. Jonathan Spurlock General Gary, I read somewhere (B&O Power, maybe?) that the city or borough of Staten Island passed an ordinance around 1925 banning steam locomotives, IINM. Just wondering if the date was correct on the photo. Regardless, thanks for finding and posting an excellent picture! 1/29/2021 11:13:53 AM

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