Standard Passenger Pacific of the PRR

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The "Standard Passenger Pacific of the PRR" refers to the Pennsylvania Railroad’s K4s class, a highly successful and iconic 4-6-2 steam locomotive that became the railroad’s primary passenger engine in the early to mid-20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 4-6-2 steam locomotive
Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive class
preserved steam locomotive
preserved steam locomotive
steam locomotive class
steam locomotive class
buildDateEnd 1928
buildDateStart 1914
configurationName Pacific
countryOfOperation United States of America
surface form: United States
designer Pennsylvania Railroad Altoona Works
Pennsylvania Railroad Mechanical Department
famousFor being the standard passenger Pacific of the PRR
high-speed passenger service
fuelType coal
gauge standard gauge
heritage iconic symbol of the Pennsylvania Railroad
inServiceFrom 1910s
inServiceUntil 1960s
introducedOn Main Line (Philadelphia to Pittsburgh)
surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad main line
maximumSpeed over 80 mph
nickname Standard Passenger Pacific of the PRR
notableExample PRR
surface form: PRR 1361

PRR K4s
surface form: PRR 3750
operator Pennsylvania Railroad Company
surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad
powerType steam
primaryUse passenger service
railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company
surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad
railroadRegion Northeastern United States
railway Pennsylvania Railroad Company
surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad
refersTo PRR K4s
surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad K4s class
retirementPeriod 1950s
early 1960s
successorTo PRR K2
surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad K2 class

PRR K4s
surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad K3 class
totalProduced 425
trackGauge 4 ft 8 1⁄2 in
UICClassification 2′C1′ h
usedOnService New York–Chicago main line
surface form: New York–Chicago passenger trains

New York–St. Louis passenger trains
Washington–New York passenger trains
usedWith heavyweight passenger cars
lightweight streamlined passenger cars
wheelArrangement 4-6-2
whyNotable primary passenger locomotive of the Pennsylvania Railroad

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PRR K4s nickname Standard Passenger Pacific of the PRR
Pennsylvania Railroad Altoona Works railroadShopFor Standard Passenger Pacific of the PRR
this entity surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad locomotives