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Nuts and Bolts of Railroad Terminology

When did trains transfer from steam to diesel power

1920s

1950s

1930s

1940s

True or False: Henry Flagler owned the Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) Steam Locomotive #153 AND #113

True

False

What makes the FEC #113 a 4-6-2 rail car?

The number of windows

The number of crew members

The number of wheels

The number of passengers

What type of train is the FEC #113?

Prairie type

Pacific type

Atlantic type

Easter Type

How big are the wheels on the FEC #153?

6FT

9FT

5FT

10FT

What rail company did the #113 and #153 originally belong to?

Flagler Railway

Amtrak

Burlington Railway

Florida East Coast Railway

True or False: The FEC #113 and #153 were diesel powered?

True

False

Where are the Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) Steam Locomotive #153 AND #113 stationed?

The Smithsonian

Gold Coast RailRoad Museum

Colorado Railroad Museum

B&O Railroad Museum

True or false: A crew has to stay with the locomotives to make sure the engine did not run cold

True

False

What produces the steam that powers steam powers trains?

Coal

Diesel

Boiling water

Wood

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