In June, 1960, the Engineers and Engines magazine ran several pages of pictures of Baldwin locomotives which ran in Norway. Through the courtesy of the Illinois Prairie Railroad Foundation, we are reproducing these pictures. Remember, this was a photo offset magazine on pulp type paper, printed almost 40 years ago.

111 is one of the first Baldwins in Norway. Four of these standard gauge locomotives were built in 1879 and were in service for over 50 years.

27 was a narrow gauge (1067mm) Mogul built for the Roros line in 1889.

36 was a narrow gauge Vauclain Compound Mogul built in 1896. It was still in service over 35 years later.

37 was a narrow gauge American built in 1897.

39 was a narrow gauge American built in 1898 for the Drammen line.

5 was a narrow gauge Mogul built in 1898.

69 was a standard gauge Consolidation built in 1898 for the Meraker line.

86 was a narrow gauge Mogul built in 1916.

AMDG

6/18/2001