Here is a bit of a rarity: An ALCO RSC-2. These were 6 axle units built until 1950. This Milwaukee Road unit is is operated here by the Mid Continent Railroad Museum. From the DVD "Those Incredible ALCOs, Volume 1". http://rfd.video/ALCOS1 | Railfan Depot

An Alco RSC-2 is documented as it works for the Mid-Continent Railway Museum in North Freedom, Wisconsin. The locomotive is still on the museum's roster! From the Pentrex show "Those Incredible Alcos, Volume 1" https://rfd.video/Alcos1 | Railfan Depot

An Alco S-6 works as the switcher for the paper mill in Port Edwards, Wisconsin. From the Pentrex show "Those Incredible ALCOs Volume 2" https://rfd.video/Alcos2 | Railfan Depot

The 6 motors Alco designed locomotives, built by Montreal Locomotive Works were some pretty good engines for some. Others weren't so pleased. From the GSVP show "Six Motor ALCOs Combo: ALCOs in the Highlands and CP Rail’s Big ALCO" https://rfd.video/6MotorAlcos | Railfan Depot

Turn up the volume! Listen to that sweet sound of a vintage 1946 ALCO S2 with the 539 prime mover just idling. One could put that on loop and use it for white noise for going to sleep, who needs ocean sounds or crickets when you have an ALCO!? #BedTimeWhiteNoise #ALCO | Florida Railroad Museum