Pennsylvania Railroad's E1 class comprised three experimental 4-4-2 "Atlantic" locomotivess built in 1899 to compete with the Reading Railroad on the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Camden, New Jersey), to Atlantic City, New Jersey, high-speed seashore passenger train service.

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During four years of testing at the PRR Altoona Test Plant, the superheated E6 demonstrated a 30% increase in power, with a corresponding 23% to 46% drop in water and coal consumption, depending on train weight and track gradient."

Feb 2, 2003 · E1: Three of these camelbacks, with Wooten fireboxes, were built in 1899. In addition, one E1a with a radial-stay firebox was built. E2 : 82 of these modern (for the time) Atlantics were built 1901/2.

The Pennsylvania Railroad built three 4-4-2 Class E-1 Camelbacks in its Juniata Shops in 1899. These locomotives had wide fireboxes, but were not the patented Wootten type. The PRR did not build any additional Camelbacks and sold these three to …

Oct 6, 2024 · Pennsylvania Railroad's E1 class comprised three experimental Atlantic 442 locomotives built in 1899 to compete with the Reading Railroad on the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Camden, New Jersey), to Atlantic City, New Jersey, highspeed seashore passenger train service.

Nov 20, 2021 · Here is a steam locomotive portrait of Pennsylvania Railroad engine #820, an E-1 (4-4-2w) "Camelback" built in Juniata during 1899, sold to the Long Island Rail Road and renumbered "200" in December of 1903, and retired by 1911 after just twelve years of revenue service. The photographer's name is not recorded. (#9 of 24)

Pennsylvania Railroad's E1 class comprised three experimental Atlantic 4-4-2 locomotives built in 1899 to compete with the Reading Railroad on the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Camden, New Jersey), to Atlantic City, New Jersey, high-speed seashore passenger train service.

on July 3rd, 2:58 PM, EST, on the year of 1969, the Pennsylvannia Railroad Class Experimental 1, or simply known as the “E1”, rolled out to service from the Pennsylvannia Railroad sheds. The locomotive had a very unique wheelset, that particularily being a 6-6-6-12 wheelset.

The PRR classified articulated locomotives and joined locomotive units by using multiples of the previous classifications. Non-Articulated steam: 1320 - 2-2-2-0 locomotive, based on the London and North Western Railway's Dreadnought Class locomotive.