Baldwin VO-1000 - Original Owners

Original Owners

Railroad Quantity Road numbers Notes
Baldwin Locomotive Works (demonstrators)
2
307, 332
 to Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway 30–31
1
333
 to Central of Georgia Railway 22
1
334
 to Minneapolis and St. Louis D-340
American Steel and Wire Company
1
12
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
59
2201–2259
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
9
606–609, 616, 617, 619, 621, 623
 Renumbered 10–18
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
25
413–437
 Renumbered 9200–9224 at random
Belt Railway of Chicago
2
401–402
Canton Railroad
2
30–31
 to Patapsco & Back Rivers 331–332
Central of Georgia Railway
2
26, 27
Central Railroad of New Jersey
5
1062–1066
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
30
9350–9379
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad (“Milwaukee Road”)
12
1680–1691
 Renumbered 928–939
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
5
760–764
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway (“Omaha Road”)
3
87–89
 Re-engined by EMD in 1958
Chicago and North Western Railway
12
1024, 1037–1047
Colorado and Wyoming Railway
3
1107–1109
Chicago Short Line Railway
3
100–102
Defense Plant Corporation (Carbon County Railway)
2
262-1, 262-2
 to Columbia-Geneva Steel Division, US Steel #36–37
Detroit Terminal Railroad
2
101–102
Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway
10
475–484
Escanaba and Lake Superior Railroad
1
100
Great Northern Railway
10
5332–5335, 139–144
 5332–5335 Renumbered 132–138
Iowa Ordnance Plant
1
1-120
 to US War Department 7275
Kennecott Copper Corporation (Bingham and Garfield Railway)
2
801, 803
Kentucky and Indiana Terminal
4
44–47
Lehigh Valley Railroad
5
135–139
Litchfield and Madison Railway
1
100
 to C&NW #86; rebuilt by EMD
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
9
2202–2210
Macon, Dublin and Savannah Railroad
1
1000
 to SAL 1492; to SCL 84
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway
1
D-145
 Renumbered 103
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad
1
310
Missouri Pacific Railroad
6
9103, 9117–9119, 9198, 9199
Missouri Pacific Railroad (International-Great Northern Railroad)
3
9150–9152
Missouri Pacific Railroad (St. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico Railway)
5
9153–9155, 9160, 9161
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway
6
15, 30–34
New York Central Railroad
8
8600–8607
 renumbered 9300–9307
Northern Pacific Railway
28
108–112, 119–124, 153–154, 159–174
 Renumbered 400–427 (not in order)
Oliver Iron Mining Company
15
907–915, 918, 919, 922
Patapsco and Back Rivers Railroad
4
70–73
 Renumbered 326–329
Pennsylvania Railroad
8
5913–5920
Phelps Dodge Corporation
2
9, 10
Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England Railroad
2
251, 252
 to Patapsco & Back Rivers 328, 330
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway
1
30
 to Patapsco & Back Rivers 355
Reading Company
24
55–59, 71–89
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway (“Frisco”)
38
200–237
St. Louis Southwestern Railway (“Cotton Belt”)
23
1000–1022
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
7
1400–1402, 1413–1416
 to Seaboard Coast Line 28–30; 37–40
Southern Pacific Company
25
1320–1329, 1371–1385
Southern Railway
1
DS-2205
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway
3
32–34
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
4
800–803
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
1
4
Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis
11
591–601
Union Pacific Railroad
6
1055–1060
Union Railroad
10
475–484
 Three to Patapsco & Back Rivers Railway
United States Navy
40
varied by location
United States Department of War
26
7126–7130, 7137–7140, 7143, 7225–7227, 7453–7457, 7461–7464,
V-1800, V-1801
Wabash Railroad
4
300–303
Western Maryland Railway
5
128–132
Western Pacific Railroad
5
581–585
Western Railway of Alabama
4
621–624
Total 548

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