Location & information |
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Photo Credit |
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21201 | Merion PA Abrams Yard Upper fresh paint |
1994 | John P. Almeida | |
21201 | King of Prussia PA painted gray as shoving platfoem |
April 19.2009 | Mark Obrzut | |
Marysville OH next to the Honda plant |
April 5, 1998 | Jim Hebner | ||
21204 |
Canton OH | Sept 3, 1992 | Chip Syme | |
21204 |
Canton OH | Sept 3, 1992 | Chip Syme | |
Central OH? A bit blurry - fast movin' freight! |
Mid 1980s? | from the collection of Jim Hebner |
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Croxton yard Jersey City NJ |
July 1, 2004 | Anthony Paci | ||
Croxton yard |
Sept 07, 2007 | Anthony Paci | ||
Rochester NY Goodman St. Yard |
August 31, 1997 | Jim Hebner | ||
Geneva NY Pre-Finger Lakes Railway on train WAGY-12 |
Bill K | |||
Rochester NY Goodman St. Yard any doubts that this one went to CSX? |
Nov 27,1999 | Jim Hebner | ||
Jim Hebner | ||||
Catawissa PA - under restoration |
1997 |
Walt Gosciminski |
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Kankakee IL note the headlight for backup moves |
8-21-93 | Paul Rome | ||
Walbridge OH |
Aug 1995 |
Paul McGrane |
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Sept 1981 | John Bartley | |||
21221 |
Latrobe PA built 7-78 |
Sept 10, 1985 | Charles Tipton | |
21221 |
Latrobe PA built 7-78 |
Oct 17, 1997 |
Charles Tipton |
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Mansfield Ohio yard |
May 18, 2001 | Bill Godby | ||
21227 | Arlington VA | April 1979 | Dick Leonhardt | |
21228 | W Tarentum PA | March 26, 1984 | Charles Tipton | |
21228 | W Tarentum PA | Jan 19, 1991 | Charles Tipton | |
21228 | W Tarentum PA | Sept 29, 1991 | Charles Tipton | |
21228 | W Tarentum PA | March 13, 1992 | Charles Tipton | |
21229 | Columbus Ohio Buckeye Yard |
July 1983 | Jim Hebner | |
21229 | Brown Yard NJ | January 1996 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21229 | Brown Yard NJ nice end view |
January 4, 1998 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21230 | Elkhart IN preserved |
Sept 22, 2001 | Dick Leonhardt | |
21230 | Elkhart
IN preserved |
April 13, 2006 | Sam Sponseller | |
21230 |
Aug 21, 2007 | |||
21231 | Altoona PA | October 3, 1998 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21233 | Charleston WV | July 13, 1997 | Jim Hebner | |
21234 | Oak Island NJ on repair track |
May 5,1998 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21234 | Oak Island NJ on repair track but the other side |
Nov 8, 1997 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21237 | Altoona PA | October 2, 1998 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21240 | Arlington VA | April 1979 |
Dick Leonhardt | |
21241 |
Avon Yard |
Nov 9, 1997 | Jim Hebner | |
21241 |
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Jeff Lubchansky | |
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Now painted (Nov 1999) CSX Blue and gray as part of SAA |
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Parlin NJ now painted red part of some sort of christmas train here |
Dec 9, 2006 |
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21242 |
Avon Yard |
Nov 9, 1997 | Jim Hebner | |
21248 | Bethlehem PA |
21 Apr 2005 | Dick Leonhardt | |
21248 | Bethlehem PA | 21 Apr 2005 | Dick Leonhardt | |
21248 | Bethlehem PA | 21 Apr 2005 | Dick Leonhardt | |
21250 | Elizabethport NJ | January 25, 1998 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
. | Croton NY | Sept 1994 | Paul McGrane |
21252 | Lancaster PA | July 22, 2005 | Bill Ohl | |
Rochester NY | August 1979 | Jim Hebner | ||
Wilmington DE On display at the Amtrak Station - Visit Stan's RailPix Site |
May 1995 |
Stan Feldman |
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Operation Lifesaver at Oak Island NJ |
April 13,1997 |
Jeff Lubchansky |
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21257 |
probably central Ohio | March 1990 | from the collection of Jim Hebner |
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21257 |
probably central Ohio | March 1990 | from the collection of Jim Hebner |
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Niles OH | Aug 3, 1996 | Chip Syme | ||
Moraine Yard Dayton OH |
Jan 5, 1997 |
Jim Hebner |
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Springfield OH on the end of WSMO12 at CP 182 |
July 1996 | Jim Hebner | ||
Roanoke VA on one of the tracks for bad ordered cars in the yard |
Oct 12 2002 | Joe Shaw |
21263 | Cleveland OH | March 1980 | Jim Hebner | |
21262 | Altoona PA marked with NYC - for CSX |
October 15,1999 | Jim Hebner | |
21262 |
Fillmore CA |
March 28, 2005 | Paul S Highland | |
21262 | Fillmore CA |
Aug 5 2007 | Matt | |
21262 | The Rochelle Railroad Park fans get a special treat when, an eastbound UP train has a Conrail caboose on the end of it - It is coming east, from Calif., going to Canada | Jan 21, 2008 | ||
21262 | TSH 21262 is now back in service working for the Canadian short line Tshiuetin Rail Transportation Inc. It is a railway that stretches 134 miles (217 kilometres) through the wilderness of western Labrador and northeastern Quebec. It connects Emeril Junction, Labrador with the community of Schefferville, Quebec on the interprovincial boundary. The company is owned by the Innu Nation of Matimekush-Lac John, the Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach, and the Innu Takuaikan Uashat mak Mani-Utenam. | 2008 | ||
21262 | another view | |||
21263 | ||||
21263 | ||||
21263 | Orrville OH | July 2001 | Matt Cutlip | |
21263 | Manfield
OH working for NS |
April 11, 2007 | Sam Sponseller | |
21264 | A volunteer at the Wabash Valley Railroad Museum in Terre Haute, Indiana, works to clean a former Conrail caboose. This N21 caboose was one of 113 cars that Conrail purchased new from Virginia Fruit Growers Express. The museum bought it from CSX and moved it to Terre Haute from Paris, Illinois, in September 2018. During its service with Conrail No. 21264 operated between Indianapolis and Peoria, Illinois. In its final years of service it was assigned to local service in Paris. The caboose sat in the weeds for a decade before being “rescued” by the museum. |
2019 | Craig Sanders | |
21265 | Cleveland OH | March 1980 | Jim Hebner | |
21265 | Central OH | January 1984 | from the collection of Jim Hebner |
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21266 | Wooster OH | Sept 17, 1991 | Ross Jack | |
21266 | Crestline OH | Sept 21, 1997 | Jim Hebner | |
21267 | Hershey PA | Feb 27, 2009 | ||
21267 | Hershey PA | Feb 27, 2009 | ||
21276 | cut up in June 2005 a few windows went to the restoration on PC 24014 |
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21268 | Columbus Ohio Buckeye Yard |
July 1983 | Jim Hebner | |
21268 | Allentown PA | May 1984 | from the collection of Jim Hebner |
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21268 | Florence NJ as an "idler car" for cars sided at an industrial area |
April 18, 1998 | Terry Williams | |
21270 | Avon IN | Aug 7, 1998 | Chip Syme | |
21271 | Ansonia Ohio CP 189 |
Aug 9, 1998 | Chip Syme | |
21271 | South Anderson Yard in central Indiana |
Dec 1, 2011 |
Kevin Garrett |
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21271 | Emporia IN Kokomo Grain |
Feb 1, 2021 | Cody Phipps | |
21272 | Follansbee WV | May 16, 1992 | Patrick J Yough | |
21273 |
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21273 |
Rockport Yard - Visit Arnie Morscher's Railroad Site |
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21274 | Elkhart Yard in Indiana |
Nov 27, 2011 |
Kevin Garrett |
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Indianapolis IN |
Feb 15, 1009 |
21280 | Emsworth PA | May 10, 1996 | Chip Syme | |
21280 | Altoona PA | October 2, 1998 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21280 | NS has painted it red! |
Oct 2, 1999 | Jeff Lubchansky | |
21280 | Conway PA | Oct 18, 1999 | Chip Syme | |
21281 | A sad sight - wrecked or fire damaged | John/Brian Berger | ||
21284 | Rochester NY - near CP 367 on the Buffalo Mainline in Rochester. It was being pushed by a local train (WARO-13) from the Rochester Yard (CP 369) on the way to Cantisano Foods in Fairport (about MP 361) | July 1998 | Les Wilson | |
21284 | Rochester NY Goodman St. Yard how about this for an interim CSX paint job? |
November 27,1999 | Jim Hebner | |
Cheektowasa, Buffalo NY | Jan 9, 2009 | |||
21285 | Collinwood Oh | Jim Hebner | ||
21285 | sitting at about MP 60.6, on the River
Line at Powhatan Point, just about at the end of the track. Visit his site The Ohio Railroad Page |
Don Narris | ||
21285 | Powhatan Ohio | Aug 8, 2001 | Chip Syme | |
21286 | Philadelphia PA - Holmesburg Jct Conrail 1633 and this caboose will pick up cars at the small Bleigh Street Yard, and work north on the Amtrak NEC. Visit Stan's RailPix Site |
July 1997 | Stan Feldman |
21290 | Rochester NY | Nov 20, 2021 | Otto Vandrak | |
Columbus OH CP 130 |
June 1983 |
from the collection of Jim Hebner |
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Cleveland OH East end of Collinwood Yard |
May 3 1979 |
Jim Hebner |
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Anderson IN |
Nov 9, 1997 |
Jim Hebner |
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South Anderson IN |
Aug 7, 1998 |
Chip Syme |
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At the South Anderson Yard in Central Indiana |
Dec 1, 2011 |
Kevin Garrett |
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Syracuse NY |
Jim Hebner |
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Brownsville PA |
April 30, 1989 |
Ross Jack |
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Detroit MI was to have been painted red for service in a SAA but it looks like that did not happen |
Aug 2002 |
Ellis Veech |
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21300 |
HARRINGTON DE |
5/88 |
Kevin Hammond |
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21300 |
Hamtramck MI |
Jeff Foster |
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Altoona PA |
Oct 3, 1998 |
Jeff Lubchansky |
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Oct 1999 |
Josh Lubchansky |
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has "NS Manville NJ" painted under the bay window and is seen in Manville yard in Manville NJ |
Feb 2000 |
John E Durant |
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Great Notch NJ |
July 14, 2005 |
Anthony Paci |
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Columbus Ohio Buckeye Yard |
July 1983 |
Jim Hebner |
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Berea OH Rockport local |
Jan 31, 1989 |
Chip Syme |
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July 17,1989 |
Arnold H Morscher |
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Ohio Street Yard |
Nov 12, 1998 |
Robert H |
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21309 |
Elkhart IN |
May 3, 1999 |
Jim Hebner |
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Elkhart IN MP 421 |
Aug 5, 1998 |
Chip Syme |
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Sharon Yard Cincinnati OH |
Feb 1, 1998 |
Jim Hebner |
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Sharon Yard Cincinnati OH the other side |
Feb 1, 1998 |
Jim Hebner |
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Kirkland OH |
Roger Kirkpatrick |
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21313 | Nov 16, 2010 | M U Seum | ||
Oct 22, 2011 |
Todd Dillon |
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In 2014 Norfolk Southern repainted 21313! Nice job NS! |
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Cleveland OH |
April 28, 2014 |
Todd Dillon |
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Cleveland OH |
April 28, 2014 |
Todd Dillon |
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Cleveland OH |
April 28, 2014 |
Todd Dillon |
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21313 | Twinsburg OH | Aug 13, 2018 | ||
Cleveland OH |
April 28, 2014 |
Todd Dillon |
Tom Wolfgang reported this on his site - Conrail N21A Class Data
1 car 21230, bought new by Conrail in 1978 as class N21.
N21 CR 21230, was reclassified to N21A in October, 1978, at Reading Car Shop.
This car was fitted with National Swing Motion Trucks and the foundation brake was changed from near side to
far side hookup. Thus the reason for reclassification to N-21A. The National Trucks had 6" X 11" roller bearings and
special coil springs to accommodate the more or less constant weight on rail of a caboose.
This car was tested at speeds up to 82 mph between Collinwood and Ashtabula. The test train was all locomotives
and cabooses. The GE locomotives had axle mounted devices that had to be road tested so they were used to power the test
train. In addition to CR 21230, there were an N8, N7B, N5C, N7A and a regular caboose for the train crew. Thus two tests for
the price of one.
The ride quality of the National Trucks was superior to the Barber-Bettendorf Caboose Truck. and was at least equal
to the ride quality of the fully equalized Stillwell Caboose Trucks under some EL cars. The Stillwell Trucks were standard on some
railroads.
Due to the era of the caboose coming to an end and some cracking problems with the National side frame castings the test
trucks were removed on November 1, 1985, and the brake rigging restore to the original and the Class N21 was reassigned,
Due to union agreements all Conrail Cabooses were to be eventually equipped with Barber-Bettendorf Trucks and as a
result the Stillwell trucks were replaced. Although the Stillwell trucks were worn beyond reasonable limits for reclamation
they could have been replaced in kind but the cost would have been prohibitive.
CR 21295 was to have been the second N21A but it was never converted.
Information provided to Tom by John Reehling
NOTE: Conrail 21230 is preserved at Elkhart IN (Jim Hebner)
Tom Wolfgang reported this on his site - Conrail N22 Class Data
Proposed Class, never constructed.
The N22 caboose would have been built to Specification 5027-C or a later revision after discussions with any bidders.
Supplements to this Specification would have had some, if not all, of these cars fitted with National Swing Motion Trucks.
All trucks, whether National or Barber Bettendorf Swing Motion, would have had end of axle, Spicer driven alternators.
The electrical system would have been more reliable with built in protective devices.
All of the glazing would have been 9/16", FRA Type I, as opposed to FRA type I in the end windows and FRA Type II in
the side windows. The reason was to prevent mistakes in replacement windows. The inventory costs of two types of windows
would be reduced. Both the end and side fixed windows would be the same size.
Basically the N-22 would have been an improved version of the N-21. The extra seats in the interior and seats at the conductors'
desks would have been superior to those in the N-21.
Information provided to Tom by John Reehling