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Lehigh Valley Coal Co. 126

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The Lehigh Valley Coal Company No. 126, also known as "Sadie", is a preserved steam locomotive built in 1931 by Vulcan Iron Works. Originally used in Pennsylvania coal mines, it is now a popular attraction at various tourist railroads across the United States, including the Oklahoma Railway Museum. Owned and maintained by Gramling Locomotive Works, it's known for its unique ability to allow visitors to operate the throttle.

Built by Vulcan Iron Works in 1931.
Ownership: Originally owned by Lehigh Valley Coal Company, now owned by Gramling Locomotive Works.
Operation: Re-activated and now travels the country, offering rides to passengers at various tourist railroads.
Location: Often found at the Oklahoma Railway Museum, but also travels to different locations for events.
Unique Feature: Allows visitors to operate the throttle, making it a popular attraction.
Model: A Vulcan Iron Works 0-6-0T (tank engine).
Weight: 85,000 pounds.
Driver Diameter: 34 inches.

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