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Greenville Railroad Park
The Greenville Railroad Park was founded in 1985 upon reception of a rare 0-10-2 "Union" type steam engine from the Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad shops in town. Together with the large steamer, a handful of cabooses and other railroad equipment form a small museum in downtown Greenville, Pennsylvania -- adjacent to a ex-Erie Railroad (now Norfolk Southern) right-of-way and just blocks from the B&LE shops.
Motive Power
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range #604
Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range #604
- builder:Baldwin Locomotive Works
- arrangement:0-10-2 Union
- built:1936
- fuel:coal/water
- notes:
- blt Union Railroad #304
to Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range, 1945
retired 1958
stored by Bessemer & Lake Erie
to static display, 1985
Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Rolling Stock
Bessemer & Lake Erie #1985
Caboose / Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Wheeling & Lake Erie #205
Caboose / Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Union Pacific #25437
Caboose / Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Museum car / Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Bessemer & Lake Erie #20567
Ore hopper / Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Speeder / Greenville, Pa / Jun 2009 / RWH
Locations
Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Norfolk Southern local office
Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
Lagniappe
Greenville, Pa / May 2009 / RWH
RWH
Links / Sources
- Greenville Railroad Park website