United States Army 2-8-0 No. 612
Sugarcreek, OH, United States 		Location: Age of Steam Roundhouse
Status: Display
Posted: Jul 19, 2019 @ 24:07:35 by Gregg Pullano
As of 2019, a very nice cosmetic restoration on the engine was completed in tandem with the 75th anniversary of D-Day. It has been renumbered to US Army 2630 and painted in an olivish green to indicate to visitors that it is an Army engine. While the US-based S160s never wore such a color, some exported to Britain did. I am not sure if the locomotive will be restored to operation as some others at the roundhouse have been, but it looks better than it has in decades now to be sure.
Posted: Jun 3, 2015 @ 11:06:08 by Will
Location should be changed to Age of Steam Roundhouse in Sugar Creek, Ohio.
Posted: Jun 14, 2011 @ 07:06:14 by Nick Medovich
The engine is now at the Southeastern RR Museum in Duluth, Ga where there are plans to restore it to operational condition.
Posted: Mar 30, 2011 @ 15:03:32 by Daniel Hipp
This engine is now for sale on ozarkmountainrailcar.com.
Posted: Dec 15, 2010 @ 20:12:38 by Keith Grubb
This locomotive is still at Cass - although it has been sold. The trainmaster at Cass has required that it be removed before the start of Spring tourist season - 2011. The locomotive is currently for sale by the folks who purchased it from Cass.
Posted: Dec 8, 2010 @ 19:12:40 by Nicholas Medovich
Any location of this engine?
Posted: May 12, 2009 @ 09:05:01 by Gary P. Bensman
This steam locomotive as well as four diesels and other passenger cars from Cass are offered for sale by open bid process in May, 2009.
Posted: Sep 21, 2003 @ 14:09:24 by Matt Wilson
This locomotive was originally intended to be restored and put into operation on the Cass Scenic Railroad for its Greenbrier River Excursions to Durbin.  However, because of the flood of November 1985, the river line was heavily damaged and was not rebuilt, forcing the ultimate fate of this locomotive to be very grim.