Name That Locomotive Game

[Guilford Guy]

Nice job scotty, too bad conrail quality wasn't here 

[ebtnut]

Well, we got an answer as to what that little Mogul isn't, but we didn't get an answer to what and where it actually is. 

[Guilford Guy]

True but it seems the poster did not actually know much about it besides its location, it also seemed that after about 24 hours that no one would post but if anyone still wants to give it a  shot they are welcome to.

[scottychaos]

I dont have anything to post at the moment..
so someone put something up! 

Scot

[Guilford Guy]

What is unique about this locomotive.

[scottychaos]

unique only to that one specific locomotive?
or unique to the class?

Scot

[Guilford Guy]

Unique to this specific loco.

[Dr EMD]

It was the last B&M locomotive to operate in blue.

[Guilford Guy]

Yup, right on!

[kevin2083]

Lets see how many minutes this one takes...

[Dr EMD]

ALCO RS-1 #107
International Intermodal Center
Huntsville, Alabama,

ex AEC's Savannah River Plant

[Frog Pulling Team]

What kind of locomotive is this.

[Guilford Guy]

looks to be an SW8 or SW9

[Frog Pulling Team]

Good job Guilford Guy.  It is indeed a SW-9 locomotive.  This locomotive was painted by my Grandpa Richard K. Thompson.  This locomotive also stayed in Brookville PA in Jefferson County.  Today there is no trace of this locomotive or the other ones that the Pittsburg & Shawmut railway sold.

[scottychaos]

  Today there is no trace of this locomotive or the other ones that the Pittsburg & Shawmut railway sold.

hmmm..I doubt that is true!
there should still be a few PS&N locos floating around somewhere..

To Google! 

Lycoming Valley has three ex-Shawmut engines,
including 1776! she is now 239:

http://www.thedieselshop.us/LycomingVal.HTML

http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/lvrr238.jpg

http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=102813

here is a 4th PS&N engine:
http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?2,326356

thats enough for 2 minutes of googling!
there are probably more..

and Frog,
could you please tone-down that signature pic of the tractor?
its WAYYYYYY too big for a signature pic.
100X200 pixels is reasonable.

thanks,
Scot