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Local preservation group asks Hagerstown to commit to keeping and restoring Locomotive 202
Summary
Local preservation advocates asked Hagerstown’s mayor and council on Aug. 12 for a formal commitment to keep Locomotive 202 in City Park and to allow the volunteer group to seek restoration quotes and fundraising support.
Volunteers and members of a railroad heritage group presented to the Hagerstown Mayor and City Council on Aug. 12 seeking a formal commitment to keep Locomotive 202 in City Park and to support its restoration and preservation. Presenters asked the city either to retain ownership while the group serves as steward and partner, or to sell the locomotive to the group for a nominal fee so they can assume responsibility for restoration and maintenance.
Presenters and supporters (identifying themselves as the Hub City chapter and local volunteers) said they have begun fundraising outreach and have sponsors willing to contribute once the city indicates support. Hub City presenters said they have…
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