New York Central No. 278

New York Central No. 278 is a class T-3a electric locomotive.
==History==
NYC No. 278, built in 1926, is the last surviving member of the T-Motors. It is currently in a derelict condition near Albany, NY and was recently secured for transport to the Danbury Railway Museum in Danbury, CT for preservation.
== Trivia ==
== Gallery ==
D2A73299-5B2D-4758-9615-689696541D7F.jpeg|278 is moved at Glenmont, N.Y., on December 19.
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File:The+ALCO+GE+T-3a+locomotive+at+the+Port+of+Albany+in+1987.+It+is+linked+with+the+S-1.+John+Bollentin+photo..jpg|Number 278 at Danbury
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File:TRN NYC electrics Alves.jpg|T Motor 278 with S Motor 100
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