Hillyard (Wash.)

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  • Taken From: "GN Locations" database compiled by Jim Chinquist, year 1950.

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Great Northern Steam Locomotive 2550 at Hillyard, Washington, 1935

Great Northern Steam Locomotive 2550, a Class S-1, a 2-8-2, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1929, 28"x30" cylinders, 73" drivers, 250 psi steam pressure, 4720,100 pounds weight, 68,500 pounds tractive effort. This class did not work out as passenger engines so they were used on freight from Spokane, Washington to Whitefish, Montana. Taken at Hillyard, Washington by David Emerson in 1935.

Great Northern Steam Locomotive 2508 at Hillyard, Washington, 1934 or 1935

Great Northern Steam Locomotive 2508, a Class P-2, a 4-8-2, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1923, 29"x28" cylinders, 73" drivers, 210 psi steam pressure, 365,000 pounds weight, 54,823 pounds tractive effort. These were the workhorses in the 1920's and 1930's. Along with the 25-70-80 series, the 2500-2527 Mountains inaugarated the new Empire Builder trains, as seen here pulling Number 7 eastbound past the old Great Northern depot at Hillyard, Washington. From the David Emerson Collection, a Maynard Rikerd photo taken in 1934 or 1935.

Rikerd, Maynard

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