READY MADE TRAINS UNION PACIFIC RR #4014 Rockville Bridge – Going Home! America’s 250th Birthday Heritage

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This Limited-Edition barstool features an exclusive actual original real life photographic image – not AI created – of the UNION PACIFIC RR UP #4014, the “Big Boy”, steam locomotive built 1n 1941 at the American Locomotive Works-ALCO plant in Schenectady, NY.  This photo depicts the #4014 crossing the former PRR Rockville Bridge over the Susquehanna River on its westward homebound move after completing its epic Cross America Tour from California to Philadelphia, PA for the America’s 250th Anniversary Celebration. One of only 25 “Big Boy” locomotives built exclusively for the UP RR and the only one still in operation today (2026), the #4014 powered a special train across the United States from California to Philadelphia, PA as part of  celebration to commemorate America’s 250th Birthday. Weighing 1.2 million pounds – 132ft  9 1/4in long, carrying 6,500 gallons of oil and 25,000 gallons of water in its tender, the “Big Boy” 4-8-8-4 articulated was the largest and is the heaviest steam locomotive in operation (2026) ever built.

A true American icon.