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Enginehouse too small for the engine? Or engine too big for the enginehouse

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Toledo Lake Erie & Western Alco S4 5109 sports this structure, which I can only surmise is used to protect the engine during the winter months. But it's only a guess; any clarification is more than welcome. It's their only working locomotive, and is parked just north of US24 at Yawberg Road, about a mile northeast of Grand Rapids, Ohio. Two more Alcos are stored just to the west, at the end of track at Jeffers Road, just north of the US24 overhead.
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I give you a 10 just for the Title of the photo. That is exactly what this looks like. A scene from "Honey I shrunk the engine house".
 

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