the 2124 was displayed in vermont until steamtown moved to scranton, pennsylvania, during the winter of 1983–84. in 1986, steamtown was taken over by the national park service and became steamtown national historic site. 2124 was placed on display near the entrance to the park and was one of the first things visitors would see upon entering the park. in 2010, the 2124 was removed from its longtime display spot and moved into steamtown's back-shops in order to have its asbestos insulation removed. the 2124 also received a cosmetic restoration and was returned to the parking lot display track.