UPRR 6264 Baldwin-Built Harriman Standard 2-8-0 - HDR BW Toddler T-Shirt

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UPRR #6264 Baldwin-Built Harriman Standard 2-8-0

This “Common Standard” Consolidation type steam locomotive with its 57”
drivers was one of the four types of steam engines developed by the Associated Railroads in the first year of its locomotive program. The “Associated Railroads” consisted of the Southern Pacific, Chicago & Alton, Union Pacific and its affiliates, Oregon Short Line and the Oregon-Washington RR & Navigation Co and were combined under one management in 1902 by E. H. Harriman. The group was later dissolved in 1913 by a court order, but many bridges, cars and locomotives were built to a “Common Standard” for all five railroad companies during this period. The Consolidation locomotive, or the 280 type were designed for hauling heavy trains over steep grades and were generally used as a mainline freight engine within the Union Pacific system. Locomotives of this type were designed and built with total weights varying between 150,000 to 300,000 pounds.

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