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Ulster & Delaware Railroad "The Only All Rail Route Through the Catskills"

	Ulster & Delaware Railroad #24
Type:	4-6-0 Ten Wheeler
Builder:	American Locomotive Company - Schenectady Works
Construction #:	25799
Year Built:	06/1902
Drivers:	60"
Cylinders:	19" x 26"
Weight:	141,000 lbs.
Notes:	Weight in 1932 - 148,300 lbs. Blew up at Glenford, 08/23/1930. Scrapped after NYC takeover, 05/06/1932.

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U&D 24 at Rondout. U&D 24 on the turtable at Oneonta. 5/1915. Photo: Karl E. Schlachter. U&D 24 U&D 24 met its fate at Glenford on August 23, 1930, taking with it Engineer John Scully and Fireman Lester Reed. The engine was at the head of a passenger train, including the Adirondack which was carrying fingerling trout. All passengers, and the fish, escaped unharmed. Above two photos: Collection of P.M. Goldstein.

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