CMStP&P L-2 class Mikado 8255 sits by the road's Coburg roundhouse in 1936 in this shot by Charles Winters. The L-2 was a freight standard for the Milwaukee Road; the road acquiring 380 from Alco, Baldwin and its own shops from 1912 through 1923. 8255 came out of Baldwin in 1920 and would later be renumbered as 555. The L-2 class was the largest Milwaukee steam power on their KC line for years; as of 1944 they were rated for 3250 tons eastbound to the first crew change point, at Laredo and only 2250 westbound. |
Date:
4/12/1936 |
Location:
Kansas City, MO Map  |
Views:
643 |
Collection Of:

Rick Morgan |
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Author: Charles Winters
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Picture Categories: Steam |
This picture is part of album: Old Missouri |