This 100 ton three-bay hopper with rib sides and coal load is painted black with white herald and lettering. It was built in June 1968 by Bethlehem Steel, serviced in July 1972, and runs on Barber Roller Bearing trucks. It’s decorated in block lettering and is one of 200 cars in the series 1001-1200. In 1823 New York State passed an act incorporating the “The President, Mangers and Company of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.” and in 1926 was granted authorization to build a railroad. The D&H has called itself “America’s oldest continually operated transportation company”, operating from 1829 until its purchase by the Canadian Pacific railroad in 1991.