Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. No. 4094
Built in 1940 by the Heisler Locomotive Works, in Erie, Pennsylvania, It would be one of 28 Fireless locomotives, It would appear in the World’s Fair in 1940, that same year it was brought to the Hammermill Paper Company, this locomotive however was too heavy for the tracks there, so it got sold to the said company seen on its sides and to the number it currently has in 1941, it used to switch coal hoppers but soon in 1969, it was preserved at the Railroad museum at Pennsylvania, it’s the only example of a 0-8-0 fireless tank engine that had been streamlined.
Here is its original livery: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2971428484
