Did the FRISCO have any?

[FRISCO4503]

Does anyone know if the FRISCO had any Steam Locomotives in a 2200 series, and if so what arrangement was the wheels. I am making an address plate for the front of my home in the FRISCO coonskin hearald and would also like to aquire a locomotive with the numbers of my house address as well. Any help would certaqinly be appreciated. The number I am looking for in particular is #2202. Thanks In Advance!

Will

[Karl]

2202, nee 51, nee 2 was built for the FtW&RG by Cooke. The 4-4-0 had 17" x 24" cylinders, carried 140 BP, had 63" drivers, weighed 148,000lbs, and it exerted 13100lbs TE

[Frisco2008]

If you are going to make it/have it custom made, just do it! There used to be an address plate on Yale Ave here in Tulsa in the 2XXX sequence. Just across from a church reputed to have a Frisco bell in it's bell tower!

Glenn , in Tulsa

[JamesP]

There is a house in Marshfield that has a Frisco Coonskin street address plate. The man that lived there had worked for Frisco, and I worked with his grandson who had purchased the house from his g'pa's estate. When the grandson sold the place, I begged him to sell me the coonskin, but he was selling the house to a cousin that wanted the address plate to stay! It's still there on Jackson Street, although I don't remember the number off the top of my head.

- James

[w3hodoug]

Does anyone know if the FRISCO had any Steam Locomotives in a 2200 series, and if so what arrangement was the wheels.

Will

Will, Search and ye shall find.
The Frisco Steam Roster Excell Spread Sheet I generated years ago is posted here on frisco.org. It lists 50 4-4-0s in the 2200 series. Some had three previous numbers. The 2200 series was the last prior to scrapping. Doug

[w3hodoug]

There is a house in Marshfield that has a Frisco Coonskin street address plate. The man that lived there had worked for Frisco, and I worked with his grandson who had purchased the house from his g'pa's estate. When the grandson sold the place, I begged him to sell me the coonskin, but he was selling the house to a cousin that wanted the address plate to stay! It's still there on Jackson Street, although I don't remember the number off the top of my head.

- James

1212 Finneans Run in Arnold, MD also has one. That is the Annapolis suburb where Sandy and I lived, in three different houses, for 37 years. Alan of the Frisco Museum had a supply years ago. They were nice, but I had to repaint the red background about every two years.

1212 was a 1907 BLW 2-8-0 originally purchased by the NOT&M.

[TAG1014]

Variations of those are all around Springfield, because there were so many Frisco employees. From the real thing to home made wood shop examoles.

Tom

[Karl]

Here are some more details from a different diagram

Built-1886
Grate Area-16.29ft^2
Bridge Class-E-20
Eng Truck Dia-28"
TE- is different 12500lbs
Wt Drivers-50000lbs
Wt Eng-80000lbs
Flues-165-2"x11'-0
Tender-8 tons coal; 3700 gal wtr; 33"whls


2202, nee 51, nee 2 was built for the FtW&RG by Cooke. The 4-4-0 had 17" x 24" cylinders, carried 140 BP, had 63" drivers, weighed 148,000lbs total, and it exerted 13100lbs TE