A watchman, Ernest Smith, at the Central Avenue railroad crossing in Canonsburg, PA, reported that 115 trains (passenger, coal, and general-freight), had crossed on a Thursday in April, 1902 on the Chartiers branch. That is a lot of traffic for a "simple" branch line! The pages linked to below provide all the prototype information about the equipment that ran on the Chartiers branch at around 1924. These pages will be updated over time.
4-6-0 class G5
4-6-2 class K4
2-8-0 class H10
2-8-2 class L1
2-10-0 class I1
The Pennsy Power book states that the PRR had 7,556 locomotives in service in 1924. The most
popular ones were:
2-8-0 (3,335)
4-6-2 (700)
2-10-0 (598)
2-8-2 (579)
X26 box cars
X29 box cars
F25 flat cars
FM flat cars
FN flat cars
G24 gondolas
GL hoppers
GLa hoppers
GLc hoppers
GLd hoppers
H21a hoppers
H22 hoppers
H22a hoppers
H25 hoppers
N6b cabin cars