Louisville and Nashville Class K-1

The Louisville & Nashville Class K-1 were 4-6-2 "Pacific" type steam locomotives that built were built for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
== History ==
They were both built by Alco's Rogers Works in Paterson, New Jersey delivered five (works numbers 6254-6258 in 1905) and the railroad's own shops delivered 25 K1s in 1905-1907.
They were the L&N adopted Pacifics for its passenger traffic, the design still featured slide valves and a saturated-steam boiler. 20 sq ft of the firebox heating area took the form of arch tubes.
Fifteen of the 25 engines were upgraded to the superheated K2-A.
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