What loco is this?

[hamltnblue]

Hello All

Today I was in a Philadelphia High rise when I saw this picture in an elevator lobby. To me the pic looks like temporary track was being laid to transport the loco across a portion of the town. I figured I'd share and wonder what loco it is. Note this is a picture of a picture.

 

[kenw]

a google/bing search of stuffed-n-mounted steamers in the Phili area might provide a start.

 

[julienjj]

We have a start,http://www.clpgh.org/exhibit/neighborhoods/south/south_n70.html, John Eichleay Jr. Co. was a leader in moving heavy thing from place to place

 

[julienjj]

More research got me this: The transport of a retired 225 ton railroad locomotive down a street in Philadelphia, PA at the rate of 4 feet per minute until it reached its final resting place as a historical exhibit in the Benjamin Franklin Memorial Museum in 1933.

 

[julienjj]

Investigation complete : its a Baldwin 60000
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldwin_60000

 

[onequiknova]

Here you go

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldwin_60000

 

[hamltnblue]

Thanks for the info.
Turns out I rode on her a few times in the franklin institute as a kid.

 

[Old 97]

Franklin Institute

http://www2.fi.edu/exhibits/permanent/train-factory.php