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Long Island Rail Road |
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| Compiled by: Dave Keller |
(IRCC = Int’l Railway. Car Co.) (PRSTL = Pressed Steel Car Co.) (ACF = American Car & Foundry) |
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| 1 | N-5B |
PRR 4/1916 Ex-PRR #477039 Acquired: 1928 |
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Cupola top – Retired: 1975 – Under restoration by Twin Forks Chapter, NRHS – Hicksville, NY | |
| 2 | N-5B | PRR 6/1916 |
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Cupola top – Now owned and restored by Friends of Locomotive 35 – Oyster Bay, NY |
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| 11 | N-52A | ACF | WD | Cupola top |
REMEMBRANCES of LIRR CLASS N52 CABIN CARS by Bob Kaelin HISTORY
OF THE LIRR CLASS N52 CABIN CARS |
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| 12 | N-52A | ACF: 1927 | WD |
Cupola top: Now owned and restored by Friends of
Locomotive 35 – Oyster Bay, NY 5/03 ![]() Oyster Bay, NY 11/29/2003 Photo: Dave Morrison |
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Cupola top 4-wheeled “Bobber” Raymond Robinson, Sr., LIRR freight conductor
(with mustache) sitting on rear platform of hack. |
LIRR Bobber Caboose list:
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| 14 | N-52A | ACF: 2/1927 | WD |
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Cupola top: Now owned and restored by Railroad Museum of L.I. - Greenport, NY |
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| 15 | N-52A | ? | WD | Cupola top | ||
| 16 | N-52A | ? | Cupola top | |||
| 17 | N-52A | ? | Cupola top | |||
| 18 | N-52A | ACF | WD |
Cupola top Collection: Dave Keller |
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| 19 | N-52A | WD |
Cupola top Wrecked at Farmingdale 8/23/43 Archive: Dave Keller |
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| 20 | N-52A | ACF: 5/25 | WD | Cupola top | ||
| 21 | N-52A | Cupola top | ||||
| 22 | N-52A | ACF | WD |
Cupola top Collection: Kings Park Museum |
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| 23 | N-52A | Cupola top | ||||
| 24 | N-52A | Cupola top | ||||
| 25 | N-52A | ACF | WD |
Cupola top Collection: Dave Keller |
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| 26 | N-52A | Cupola top | ||||
| 27 | N-52A | WD | Cupola top | |||
| 28 | N-52A | ACF | WD |
Cupola top
The caboose was brought to Middletown as one of the first elements of the Empire State Ry museum in the early 60's. The body of the caboose was burned in the 70's.
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| 29 | N-52A | PRSTL: 1926 | WD |
Cupola top: Stored at Seashore Trolley Museum Kennebunkport, Maine Photo: Richard Glueck 07/2005
Collection: Dave Keller |
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| 30 | N-52A | ? | WD | Cupola top | ||
| 31 | N-52A | WD | Cupola top | |||
| 32 | WD | Cupola top - 4-wheeled “Bobber” | ||||
| 33 | N-52A | WD | Cupola top | |||
| 34 | N-52A | 1916 | WD |
Cupola top Rebuilt 1959 at Morris Park Shops, No bay window, cupola
removed Collection: Dave Keller |
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| 35 | N-52A | ? | WD | Cupola top | ||
| 36 | N-52A | ? | WD |
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Cupola top Hicksville 1954 Collection: Art Huneke |
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| 37 | N-52A | WD | Cupola top | |||
| 38 | N-52A | WD |
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![]() Cupola top Purchased from the LIRR for $100 by Ray Robinson. Currently at: Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck, 2 Chet Swezey Rd. Center Moriches, NY 11934
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| 39 | N-52A | ? | WD | ![]() |
Cupola top |
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| 42 | N-52A | WD | ![]() |
In the snow at Sunnyside Yard, LI City in
02/1948 1948. Info: Dave Keller |
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| 43 | N-52A | WD |
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Cupola top | ||
| 44 | N-52A | WD | Cupola top | |||
| 45 | N-52A | 1916 | WD |
Cupola top Collection: Dave Keller |
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| 46 | N-52A | ? | WD |
Cupola top
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| 47 | N-52A | WD | Cupola top | |||
| 48 | NX-23A | WD | ![]() |
Photo was taken along the Main Line near
Woodside c.1948 Info: Dave Keller+
Third overpass east of Woodside station, which is 65th Place
Info: Albert Waltien
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| 49 | NX-23A |
08/08/13 |
WD |
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PRR built Wartime Emergency Cabin Car Bay window
ex-PRR #492754 LIRR #49 as painted by: George Wybenga. He is noted for watercolor painting of prototypical items. PRR #492754 Caboose NX23A rebuilt by PRR from external braced framed boxcar. Renumbered LIRR #49 in 19 ? Comment: Dave Keller - LIRR Historian 11/18/07 |
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| 50 | N-22 | IRCC: 5/58 | STL |
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No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-50) Now owned by Friends of Locomotive 35 - Oyster Bay, NY | |
![]() Oyster Bay 02/2008 |
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| 51 | N-22 | IRCC: 1958 | STL |
![]() Richmond Hill Photo: Steve Hoskins |
No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-51) |
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![]() West Babylon 5/4/05 Photo: Kevin Katta |
![]() West Babylon 4/24/05 Photo: Kevin Katta |
Stored serviceable in West Babylon Maintainer's yard on the Central Branch
about 2 miles west of Babylon on the corner of Henry Ave and Albin Ave. It's
still there
as of 4/13/10 Info: Kevin Katta |
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| 52 | N-22 | IRCC: 1958 | STL |
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No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-52) | |
| 53 | N-22 | IRCC: 1958 | STL |
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No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-53) Owned by Friends of Locomotive 35 and donated to Lindenhurst Preservation Society Station Museum – Lindenhurst, NY | |
| 54 | N-22 | IRCC: 1958 | STL |
No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-54)
Stored serviceable in Holban Yard |
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| 55 | N-22 | IRCC: 1958 | STL |
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No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-55) |
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| 56 | N-22A | IRCC: 1961 | STL |
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Stored serviceable in Holban Yard Info: Paul Strubeck |
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| 57 | N-22A | IRCC: 1961 | STL |
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No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-57) Now at Schiff BSA Camp – Wading River, NY |
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| 58 | N-22A | IRCC: 1961 | STL |
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No bay window, no cupola top (renumbered C-58) Now at Tennessee Valley R.R. Museum ITVRM), Chattanooga, TN |
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| 59 | N-22A | IRCC: 1961 | STL |
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C-59 after a repaint in 8/65. It was taken at the Hillside yd. (Holban). That's the old Ideal Toy Co. factory in the background. Photo: Robert B. Dunnet, Archive: John Scala | |
| 60 | N-22A | IRCC: 1/61 | STL |
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No bay window Renumbered C-60 5/4/'03 to Twin Forks Chapter NRHS Riverhead, NY | |
![]() Joe Lupinacci photo |
![]() Paul Strubeck photo 2006 Being restored back to the Dashing Dan scheme |
![]() Paul Strubeck photo 05-07 Riverhead RMLI |
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| 61 | N-22A | IRCC: 1961 | STL |
1992 on the Greenport Fantrip, at Greenport, NY Stored serviceable in Holban
Yard |
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| 62 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL |
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Bay window – Renumbered C-62 – Became NY&A C-62 | |
| One time used as a Christmas car, and the NYA considered using it as an executive car at one point. |
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LIRR
required NYA to man the Stone Train
Photo Location: |
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Now Louisville & Indiana Railroad (LIRC) #105 Photo Location: Jeffersonville, IN |
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| 63 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL |
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Bay window Renumbered C-63 5/4/'03 to Twin Forks Chapter NRHS Riverhead, NY | |
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![]() Joe Lupinacci photo |
![]() Paul Strubeck photo 05-07 Riverhead RMLI |
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| 64 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL | Bay window Renumbered C-64 5/4/'03 to Twin Forks Chapter NRHS Riverhead, NY | ||
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Joe Lupinacci photo 05/04/03 |
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| 65 | N-22B | IRCC: 02/14/63 | STL |
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Bay window – Renumbered C-65 – Became NY&A C-65 |
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| 66 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL |
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Bay window – Renumbered C-66, Stored serviceable in Holban Yard
Info: Paul Strubeck
RVC site in Salem VA Info: Paul Strubeck, (Blue Ridge Rail Restorations member) |
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| 67 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL | Bay window – Renumbered C-67, RVC site in Salem VA Info: Steve Smith, (Blue Ridge Rail Restorations member) | ||
| 68 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL |
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Bay window – Renumbered C-68 - Now owned and restored by Railroad Museum of L.I. – Riverhead, NY | |
| 69 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL |
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Bay window – Renumbered C-69 Stored serviceable in Holban Yard Info: Paul Strubeck |
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| 70 | N-22B | IRCC: 1963 | STL | Ronkonkoma NY 01/29/72 Bay window – Renumbered C-70 Sent to NY&A Burned, was awaiting scrapping on Gershow siding - Bay Ridge branch, Bklyn. (2003) Now scrapped. | ||
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| Special Instruction 1038-J-2 and on ETT 1967: "1160-E Cabin cars numbered 62-70 inclusive and No. 80 are restricted between Dunton and Brook account close side clearance." Info: Paul Strubeck | ||||||
Photos: Steve Hoskins unless otherwise noted.
| LIRR's Caboose Fleet: 21st Century Status |
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#1 Twin Forks #2 owned by OBRM #12 Owned by OBRM #14 Greenport RMLI #29, at the Seashore Trolley Museum, in Kennebunkport, MA #38 at Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck, Center Moriches, NY C-50 OBRM. C-51 is buried in the Babylon team yard. C-53 Owned by Lindenhurst Historical society-Donated by OBRM C-54, C-56, C-61, C-66 (to-be President's Car), sat idle in Holban for a number of years before being moved out some time ago, still on property although likely going somewhere.. [LIRR] C-56 see above. [LIRR] C-57 located at Schiff Scout Reservation in Wading River C-58 was the one at TVRM, now owned by a well known LIRRer and housed at the Hoosier Valley Museum in Indiana. C-60 to Twin Forks & restored, now at Transit Museum. C-61 see above. [LIRR] C-62 went to NYA and is now on LIRC as their 105. C-63 to Twin Forks, Riverhead. C-64 to Twin Forks, Riverhead. C-65 also went to NYA and stays idle in Fresh Pond. C-66 see above. C-68 Riverhead RMLI. C-69 is also on property, the only hack to receive reflective striping. [LIRR] |
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LIRR's Steel Caboose Fleet: N-22 Class Paint Schemes |
| LIRR's Steel Caboose
Fleet: Vol.12, No. 3 Twin
Forks Chapter "The Railway Post Office"
"... As delivered, all of
the new hacks were painted in bright safety orange paint, with a black
chassis, trucks and lettering, as well as yellow handrails. On the sides
were the "Dashing Dan" logo placed above the all capital, block
style sans-serif "LONG ISLAND" lettering. [This
is the N-22x class series delivered 05/1958 - 02/14/63, Units 50-71: Info:
Dave Keller] In the 1970's, the colors of the
fleet were modernized to correspond with the new Metropolitan
Transportation Authority colors, those being blue and yellow. Hack
C-51 was among the first to be repainted, and featured an all yellow car
body, blue roof and ends, as well as a large 2 tone light blue/dark blue
"M" logo on the end, with small hand drawn numbers in the
center. Hacks C-60 and C-80 received a similar scheme but had blue
ends and yellow sides.
A more refined paint scheme came
about soon after, with a crisper decal appearance, italicized LONG
ISLAND along the sides, as well as a smaller "M" logo on the
end, which was to be removed from most hacks later on; leaving just the
LONG ISLAND lettering. The colors remained the same for the most part with
yellow car bodies, blue roofs, steps and doors. Fast forwarding into current times, most of the hacks that are still owned by the LIRR that have since been repainted back to all orange, but with blue roofs and steps, and only their numbers on the sides. There are some exceptions to this as hack C-51 is all orange with a black roof, and black non-italicized "LONG ISLAND" on the side. C-61 retained its yellow and blue paint, and features a special name plaque in honor of Freight Conductor J. J. Sherman. In the early 1990's, N22b C-66 was sent to Blue Ridge Rail Restorations, where it was rebuilt and upgraded with new seats, floors and the like; and was to be used as the "Presidents Car". This car was also painted back into the Dashing Dan scheme...." The orange and blue hacks were repainted by the LIRR in the late 1990's: Info: Paul Strubeck 51: New LIRR Blue/Orange hack scheme |
Special Thanks to Paul Strubeck for input/photos/and documentation. 10/27/2007 |