GTW 8376 also known as NSW #76

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Marty Bernard	General	See: http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=843213	8/13/2007 9:33:45 AM

Skip Hoffman K9LEZ	General	I visited Amboy today and really enjoyed a close-up look at 8376 (now NSW 76). Still an impressive Baldwin, the wheel size is surprisingly small - perhaps typical of a switcher. I really enjoyed getting up close and personal with this historic Baldwin.	10/4/2012 8:00:50 PM

Skip Hoffman K9LEZ	General	I visited Amboy today and really enjoyed a close-up look at 8376 (now NSW 76). Still an impressive Baldwin, the wheel size is surprisingly small - perhaps typical of a switcher. I really enjoyed getting up close and personal with this historic Baldwin. Don't miss the Amboy museum in the restored IC division headquarters building.	10/4/2012 8:00:56 PM

GTW 8376 also known as NSW #76
Built in the late 1920's she worked for GTW till the late 1950's, then sold to the Northwestern Steel & Wire mill in Sterling IL, she sat till 1976 when she was put into service till the early 1980's when she was donated to the Amboy Depot.
Date: 10/6/2005	Location: Amboy, IL Map	Views: 909	Collection Of: William J Manon Jr.
Locomotives: GTW 8376(0-8-0)			Author: William J Manon Jr.

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: 8300 Series steam locomotives from the Grand Trunk Western Railroad

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