Re: DSP&P No.24

Hi Tim,

My last name has an "e" on the end of it... It's important to me. I get too much junk mail addressed the other way. That being said, here is the answer to your question:

I got this information from the original Mason Machine Works construction records at the museum in Taunton, MA. Jerry Kitts went there and researched and ran copies of the specs that the bogies were built to. No 24/57/1 was actually built larger than the previous 2-6-6T's according to Mason's own records. It was the last 2-6-6T built for the DSP&P. I will have to search at home for the copies of the actual spec. sheets.

Rick