I.D. this loco?

[Joetrain59]

From the Friends of the Housatonic Group on FB, an image of a steam loco I'd like to identify;
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10210345554378264&set=pcb.1510680142301438&type=3&theater&ifg=1

 Says taken in Danbury CT. Obviously, most likely an NH steamer, but could not find anything on various sites. Looks like loco # could be 3452?
 A Housy steamer?   Nice looking smaller loco, I like it.
 Thanks for any help,
 Joe D

[Chris333]

http://www.mwra.com/03sewer/railroad/no3_640.jpg

https://sites.google.com/site/rhodeislandlocomotiveworks/home/a-overview/b-4-4-0-i/c-4-4-0-2/d-4-4-0-3/e-4-4-0-4/f-4-4-0-5/g-4-6-0-1/h-4-6-0-2/i-2-6-0-1/j-2-6-0-2/k-2-6-0-3/l-2-8-0/forney/m-0-4-0/n-0-6-0

But looks like an arched cab window:
http://www.newbritainstation.com/roster/locomotives/t-class-0-6-0


https://www.brasstrains.com/Classic/Product/Detail/076105/HO-Brass-Model-Train-OMI-1421-NH-New-Haven-0-6-0-T-2b-Unpainted

[Chris333]

Would be a T-2-b since the last axle is driven not the second (T-2)
https://sites.google.com/site/nynhhsteam/home/class-a-4-4-0-american-standard-type/class-b-4-4-0-american-standard-type/class-c-1-to-c-9-4-4-0/class-c-10-to-c-22-4-4-0/class-d-1-to-d-7/class-d-9-to-d-17/class-e-4-4-0/class-f-1-atlantics/cne-class-f/class-f-5-2-8-0/class-g-1-to-g-3/class-g-4-4-6-0/class-h-4-6-0/class-i-1-4-6-2/class-i-2-and-i-3-4-6-2/class-i-4-4-6/class-i-5-hudson/class-j-mikado/class-k-1-a-and-k-1-b-2-6-0/class-k-1-c-and-k-1-d-2-6-0/class-k-2-to-k-5-2-6-0/class-l-2-10-2/class-m-and-n-2-6-0/class-o/class-p-2-8-0/cne-class-p/class-r-1-4-8-2/class-r-2-and-r-3-4-8-2/class-s-forney/class-t-0-6-0

[Chris333]

Very close to this:
https://e962557d-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/nynhhsteam/home/class-a-4-4-0-american-standard-type/class-b-4-4-0-american-standard-type/class-c-1-to-c-9-4-4-0/class-c-10-to-c-22-4-4-0/class-d-1-to-d-7/class-d-9-to-d-17/class-e-4-4-0/class-f-1-atlantics/cne-class-f/class-f-5-2-8-0/class-g-1-to-g-3/class-g-4-4-6-0/class-h-4-6-0/class-i-1-4-6-2/class-i-2-and-i-3-4-6-2/class-i-4-4-6/class-i-5-hudson/class-j-mikado/class-k-1-a-and-k-1-b-2-6-0/class-k-1-c-and-k-1-d-2-6-0/class-k-2-to-k-5-2-6-0/class-l-2-10-2/class-m-and-n-2-6-0/class-o/class-p-2-8-0/cne-class-p/class-r-1-4-8-2/class-r-2-and-r-3-4-8-2/class-s-forney/class-t-0-6-0/Roundhouse%20267.jpg?attachauth=ANoY7coAd0aK0IR9w_VAkyYqZeoaeylOS_gDJ0sGHne_pjhkRHiR901A6Mal24cmYIpcNf3MoIf0zBfilYIT5_yuPIXgag6KbdQvshs0RBGWeKlAN-rYwz_iIlDeFx4vLiyyNXHKF1-5lQeP2zHoHBdJIdxYZxLC_3mlXpDooFVCwRaTQ16Du-4UlYL3k5tapZ2ljtfwp3hwSRbPUppvigMRYkva0dwbZcFhHSxTfuZTzmdtPFFXkTixJ_Qke6F606-oYTqOV-iI6da4LFa_8kVt47bnyHN3e72V1YH1CK2ckYQwmRkdPGci0hvqAq_dRQO-TIcTvNIqqzmP416R6yQqsFsynO2jy5U725AJLCCxvPa0vs4AzJoS2R8ezMLaoygukfQ1DeJc8n1IOF_TCDfjnyAHpdbz6L1GCbeO6mtPoK09G79wE_Gc5ZyntbnCfyP9R6dZuZKPlsB3uyGruCIOPmk_537mZO7jJK0FsEt63PtApUcty9Ps0CHxQzWs8tTEfJofuMBLmhKpjpw0dIhdD1ZXL0T2pRUpMHwz2k4SCcHo9wdokseVDDnbiq4U3hk0K3BgNeo0nwDkQZIJLbbbQIlGpgjlnRxzWk20kPF7l7if2pw8RF9qDGfcCwplPXqAZDzdOWR4dbBeUnd5K_C7Stzw6jBmbxkM19LrfcQ7O-vztEHq73GCn9-P9qpMya_l5uD_ZGD4h1wMJ4R0-8Vq054AnRS2S3iwtu6_CBgSd1E82wQaUB5i2hY9LRcXf7oRT-NgdK64hBcgU5NtGkaCE3zb53G20mYj9IlU36sUOhgJbSnkXA8Z6C2Z_Nw2f5VU9RBvwqbVQ0V7VUsmqTkBEwbO2tfIR9u3jBx0Dq6HQrqq467gZbzncuxNy_nvbN3aJyn2TVop7FcmsLJggf4mtgCw1jUDhzqX2ruwlgmhwRPuk7I01ACM-DMonNh_EdF3Rni1QP8_EuB6VmBC9hGtnQRnAOIm6gxen9jNnp3eOKOi822Yj5v0D51b0M_ZLbPkcLbEXFbyItbpAj3amxmotagLglCbSGzNA4VIcfZSewXj-bUG-yk%3D&attredirects=0

[Chris333]

2452 is a possible NH number.

Sorry can't edit: 

[peteski]

OMG, that is probably the longest URL I have ever seen! 

[Joetrain59]

Right about that Pete. But great info there Thanks Chris.
 Joe D