- Hold down arrow to hear the whistle - Press space to see No.3 ....................A. N C. & T. R. R. 8-10-C No. 2................... > No. 2 is the first of many abused engines, It's bright colors and fancy headlamp made it the crown jewel of the Railroad when it had first arrived in August of 1874. The lines through Arkansas had been fully laid and the tracks trough Tennessee had already begun, so this engine was needed to help the flow of traffic easier. The engine would ALWAYS be used, and would shoot across the rails. ............A. N C. & T. R. R. 8-10-C No. 3 "ARROW".......... > Just like No. 2, Arrow would help the construction of the tracks in Tennessee, though Arrow typically would be hauling trains such as No.2, it would be present on the day when Tracks to Nashville had been laid. Arrow was unfortunate enough to have been involved in a violent wreck, sealing the poor engine's fate... > If you have any questions about the engine, just lmk! > Symphony No. 9 ‘From the New World’
