New York Central Class C-14a

The New York Central Class C-14a were a series of 4-4-0 steam locomotives that operates on the New York Central Railroad.
==History==
These engines were built by the New York Central's own West Albany Shops in West Albany, New York and were used for passenger service on the New York Central Railroad for much of their careers.
By the late 1950s all but one of the C-14a engines were scrapped when the diesels replaced steam on the New York Central System. Today only one member survives into preservation No. 999 which was seen on public display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois.
==Stock list==
Loco No.	Image	Build date(s)	Current status 	Notes
897 	 	 	Scrapped 	
999 	 	1893 	On display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois	It was one of the first American steam locomotives to travel past the speed of over 100 mph.
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Category:Passenger locomotives
Category:Standard gauge locomotives