Texas & New Orleans No. 314

Texas & New Orleans No. 314 is one of thirty-two oil burning T-24 Class Ten Wheeler (4-6-0) type locomotives built by the Cooke Locomotive Works in Patterson, NJ, for the Houston & Texas Central Railroad in 1892.
It worked primarily in Texas and Louisiana until it was sold to the Vermillion Sugar Co., in Erath, LA, in 1940 where it was renumbered #1. 
In 1957, it was sold to F. Nelson Blount in Bellows Falls, VT, who donated it to the Steamtown Foundation in 1965. It was restored for static display after 1968.
In 1982, it was bought to the The Galveston Railroad Museum by the Moody Foundation where it is seen today on static display.
== Trivia ==
* It was originally numbered #114, the locomotive was renumbered #314 in 1914.
Category:Steam locomotives
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