Pennsylvania No. 5406

Pennsylvania/Long Island Railroad #5406 is a K4s-type 4-6-2 "Pacific"steam locomotive built by and run by the Pennsylvania Railroad on their subdivision, the Long Island Railroad.
== History ==
Little is known about this specific K4s steam locomotive, though it is most likely that it operated in commuter service alongside G5s 4-6-0s, and H10 2-8-0s. It is also possible that it ran on the Pennsylvania Railroad's mainline at some point, though it is currently speculation.
== Preservation ==
The locomotive was scrapped sometime around 1955 along with all the other LIRR steam locomotives. A part of it still survives, though, in the form of it's headlight, which is currently on display at the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum in Oyster Bay, NY. It is also one of three K4-type 4-6-2s to survive, despite being mostly unknown compared to the other two.
== Trivia ==
The other two surviving K4s steam locomotives are PRR No. 3750 and PRR No. 1361. The latter is being restored to operational condition.
== External Links ==
* Oyster Bay Railroad Museum Official Website
* PRR K4 #1361 Restoration Website