the 2124 was brought back into service in october 1959 to pull a series of railfan excursions known as the "iron horse rambles." in december 1959, shortly after the beginning of the iron horse rambles, 2124 was filmed at the central railroad of new jersey terminal for the mark robson film, from the terrace. in 1963, 2124's flue time ran out and it was retired from active service and was sold to locomotive collector and owner of blount seafood, f. nelson blount for his steamtown, usa, museum in north walpole, new hampshire, later relocated across the connecticut river to bellows falls, vermont.