Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal No. 11 was a Baldwin class 6-32-D 0-6-0ST steam locomotive. It was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1922 for the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal.
This locomotive was designed to work as a switch engine for the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal shunting freight cars and passenger cars for much of its career.
In 1958, it was retired from revenue service and it was stored on a siding near the engine shed in South Brooklyn, New York.
The locomotive remained there until July 1962, when it was cut up for scrap.