No. 3 and No. 4 at Oxford about 1893 with no. 3 in the foreground. No. 4 was the only second hand locomotive. She weighed 20 tons and was bought from the West Virginia and Pittsburg Railroad. She was built in 1883 by Mount Savage.
Provenance
This album is a compilation of research done by Thomas T. Taber of Muncy, PA, in 2006. It includes information about Strasburg; the Lancaster, Oxford and Southern; Peach Bottom; and mining railroads near Marticville.
Engine No. 5 at Oxford. The locomotive is dwarfed by a Pennsylvania Railroad cattle car.
Provenance
This album is a compilation of research done by Thomas T. Taber of Muncy, PA, in 2006. It includes information about Strasburg; the Lancaster, Oxford and Southern; Peach Bottom; and mining railroads near Marticville.
No. 6 near Pine Grove with the daily mix train. Except during certain times of the year, the road carried little carload freight.
Provenance
This album is a compilation of research done by Thomas T. Taber of Muncy, PA, in 2006. It includes information about Strasburg; the Lancaster, Oxford and Southern; Peach Bottom; and mining railroads near Marticville.
