For all of You Train Lovers
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Here in Portland OR an original turntable is being re-installed at the museum, where our 3 steam locos and a private Alco PA-2 live. Oerational next year. Home | Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation
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If you haven't been to the B&O Museum in Baltimore, I highly recommend it.
Baltimore in general, is a very "railroady" city.
It is also very well steeped in early American History, and there is also lots to do otherwise.
Careful where you go alone at night, though.
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That can't be good for keeping the boiler hot!
Loco in flooded cut is in Melbourne. Yarra gives it away. Trams there - biggest system in the world - are run by Yarra trams.
Bold & Old
Deceased, But not forgotton
Ware was this taken....... it doesn't look like a USA engine with that driver configuration.
Train departing Hobart station circa 1938
It is the Edward Henty engine pulling the Spirit of Progress in the 1940's in Victoria
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