1906 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Slaton, TX

 

1920 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Snyder, TX

 

1902 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Brownwood, TX

 

1919 Baldwin 2-6-2 (#52261) in Century, FL

 

Locomotives at the Lake Superior Railroad Museum (Duluth, MN)

 

Locomotives at the Galveston Railroad Museum

 

1920 Baldwin 2-6-2 (#53413)

1892 ALCO 4-6-0 (#2197)

1922 ALCO 2-8-0 (#63549)

1909 Baldwin 2-6-2 #33333 in Everett, PA

 

1917 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Port St. Joe, FL

We took a day trip to the beach and hit up three places I knew had a train: Marianna, Blountstown, and Port St, Joe.

Here's a video:

1927 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Lynnville, TN

Our next stop in Tennessee, was actually our last stop for this vacation. This was a charming little town with a small train museum downtown. Outside was this 1927 Baldwin 2-6-2.

So Many Trains at the Travel Town Museum, Los Angeles, CA

 

Our final stop before we hopped on the Amtrak to head back to Orlando was to the Travel Town Museum. This was like an open park with trains all over. There were so many I even had to split it into two videos. The first part here shows these trains:

1909 ALCO 2-8-0 (#46456)

1902 ALCO 2-6-2 (#26264)

1918 Baldwin 0-6-0 (#48273)

1864 Norris Lancaster 4-4-0 (#12)

1941 GM EMD Model 40

1955 Baldwin RS-12 (#76105)

1899 Baldwin 2-8-0 (17187)

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1914 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Zolpho Springs, FL

 

This is the last train of that road trip, and hopefully the last one lost to data crashes. We stopped to see this 1914 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Zolpho Springs, FL.

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1920 Baldwin 2-6-2 in Naples, FL

Another train where I lost all the data. Glad I had uploaded to YouTube though. This is a 1920 Baldwin 2-6-2 that the guy was nice enough to let us see. Later on we go to see the refurbished car at the museum.

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1913 Baldwin 2-6-2 (#40861) in Bradenton, FL

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As we continued on with our trains scavenger hunt in and around Tampa, we found a 1913 Baldwin 2-6-2 at the Manatee Historical Village in Bradenton, FL. This train was affectionately called "Old Cabbage head" from the shape of the stack.

1917 Baldwin 2-6-2 "Prairie" (#45365) in Port St. Joe, FL (2017)

As we were winding our way through the panhandle heading to the beach at St. George Island, there was one final train to be located. This 1917 Baldwin "Prairie" (2-6-2) is on display in front of the Centennial Building at 2201 Centennial Blvd. It was once employed by St. Joe Lumber & Export Company.