While not achieving the notoriety of the Class-J locomotives (mainly due to the 611), the 4-8-2 Class-K machines were responsible for pulling freight and passenger trains on many secondary trains and lines. From the Main Line Motion Picture show "Norfolk & Western Steam in the 1950s Volume 2" https://rfd.video/NWSteam2 | Steam Giants

Nickel Plate Road No.765 at Pleasant Lake Depot Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pleasant Lake's historic train depot, also known as the New York Central Railroad Depot, was built in 1882 by the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, was a vital hub for passenger and freight trains. Known for its Gothic Revival style, this one-story frame building is now preserved by the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001. Nickel Plate Road Steam Loc

132K views · 16K reactions | On their way to the 1991 NRHS Convention in Huntington, WV, Nickel Plate #765 and Pere Marquette #1225 haul some freight which will get dropped off at the yard in Russell, KY. We then get a look at N&W #1218, also part of the convention. From the GSVP show "Steam in Huntington The 1991 NRHS Convention" https://rfd.video/Hunt1991 | Steam Giants | Facebook