Baltimore & Ohio No. 26

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad No. 26 is a type of 4-4-0 'American Standard', steam locomotive. It was Built in 1856 by William Mason of Taunton, Massachusetts, for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
The No. 26 was used extensively during the civil war to transport Union troops and supplies along with sister locomotive No. 25.
==Trivia==
*This locomotive is one of two ordered by the B&O from the works in November 1856.
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