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2023, Class T-57. was built by Schenectady in May 1875, #981 as Central Pacific of California 189. It became SP 1554, Class DO, and renumbered 2023, Class T-57, in 1901. It was sold as Alameda Central RR 5 on March 28, 1910.
2130, Class T-11, was built by Cooke in May 1888, #1893, as 321. It was renumbered 1722 in 1891 and 2130 in 1901. It was retired at Albany, OR, on February 24, 1924, and scrapped at Brooklyn on April 23, 1924. Thanks for Tony Johnson for the information.
2208, Class T-6, was built by Cooke in December 1865, as Central Pacific 19 "Carson". It was burned on November 27, 1873, and rebuilt on December 26, 1873. It was rebuilt at Sacramento Shops in December 1885, #23, as Central Pacific 19. It was renumbered SP 1762 in 1891 and 2208 in 1901. It was retired January 31, 1922, and scrapped at Albany on February 6, 1923.
2248, Class T-1, was built by Cooke in July 1896, #2341, as 1829, Class DA. In 1901 it was renumbered 2248, Class T-1. It was assigned to fire train service until more modern methods were developed. It was leased to Pacific Fruit Express from March 15, 1945, until March 10, 1949, and then when into display use until the flue time expired in 1959. It was retired at Sacramento on May 3, 1961, and sold for scrap to Purdy Co on May 8, 1961. It was purchased for tourist use in California by C T Brown, but that failed to materialize. In 1974 it was sold to the Texas State RR and rehabilitated as TSR 200 in June 1976. After 5 years of service, the locomotive was stored until purchased by the Fort Worth & Western in 1990. It was restored at 8th Avenue with the exception of boiler work. It operated until 1999 when the boiler required major work. It was replaced by Coe Rail for a short time. The locomotive was then rebuilt in 2001 and is in service.
2303, Class T-23, was built by Baldwin in August 1903, #22692. It was superheated at Sacramento on February 9, 1924. It was leased to the Northwestern Pacific from Octobber 28, 1945, to January 19, 1947. It was retired on June 9, 1955, at Tracy. It was sold for scrap to Luria Bros on March 13, 1957, and scrapped on April 18, 1957.
2306, Class T-23, was built by Baldwin in September 1903, #22837. It was superheated at Sacramento on June 18, 1919. It was retired at Eugene on January 19, 1952, and sold for scrap to Luria Bros on March 7, 1952.
2310, Class T-23, was built by Baldwin in October 1903, #23077. It was superheated and received a feedwater heater at Sacramento on January 4, 1928. It was retired April 20, 1954, at West Oakland and scrapped at Sacramento on June 21, 1954.
2315, Class T-28, was built by Baldwin in September 1907, #31698. It was superheated at Los Angeles on August 30, 1918, and was leased to Sud Pacifico de Mexico from June 10, 1936, until July 20, 1942. It was retired on January 22, 1953, and scrapped at Bayshore on April 8, 1953.
2321, Class T-28, was built by Baldwin in September 1907, #31793. It was superheated at Sacramento on October 15, 1917, and was leased to SPdeM as 906 on April 19, 1935. It was renumbered 2321 on June 1, 1942, and returned to SP 2321 on March 25, 1949. It was retired at Roseville on October 6, 1954, and sold for scrap to Luria Bros on January 13, 1955.
2336, Class T-28, was built by Alco-Brooks in March 1908, #45056. It was superheated at Sacramento on January 15, 1918, and was leased to the Northwestern Pacific from June 14, 1940, until September 20, 1951. It was retired on September 27, 1956 as West Oakland and sold to Luria Bros for scrap on Octobr 17, 1956.
2386, Class T-58, was built by Baldwin in November 1907, #32251, as Las Vegas & Tonopah 10. It was sold as San Diego & Arizona 26 in 1919 and sold as SP 2386, Class T-58, on June 20, 1941. It was resold as SD&AE 25 on September 19, 1948. It was scrapped in October 1951.
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