ONW 2

Name	Type	Comments	Date

chris mclarney	General	This is F'ed up!	11/20/2009 12:50:10 PM

John Schumann	General	This unit was owned by a railroad museum, I believe. If so, this is an affront to railroad preservation, a complete disgrace.	11/20/2009 1:02:27 PM

James West	General	John, if that's true, the Museum should go the route ONW#2 went!	11/20/2009 3:44:59 PM

John Schumann	General	According to Baldwin Diesel Zone, #2 was owned by Museum of Transportation in St Louis.	11/20/2009 6:41:34 PM

Fred Stuckmann	General	Erik, thanks for documenting this carnage. What a shame! Even still they are great shots.	11/20/2009 7:17:04 PM

Erik Halstead	General	The locomotive was at one time owned by the Pacific Northwest Chapter NRHS. Along the line they lost interest in the locomotive and ownership was transferred to the National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis. They never took delivery/possession of the engine and it remained here in Oregon. Sadly, the PNWC has begun to move a few of their pieces to the Antique Powerland museum near Salem and have started a cosmetic restoration of an Alco S-2. Not sure why this locomotive couldn't have been moved down there for safe storage and a costmetic restoration - that is better than this. It's the second-to-last Baldwin in Oregon and a unique piece of Oregon's railroading history. It seems, however, that the preservation groups only care about two locomotives, both of which have a 4-8-4 wheel arrangement.	11/20/2009 10:12:29 PM

ONW 2
Cab is all that's left of the carbody that wasn't hauled away tonight.
Date: 11/19/2009	Location: Tigard, OR	Views: 835	Collection Of: Erik Halstead
Locomotives: ONW 2(AS616)			Author: Erik Halstead

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