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Santa Fe buff
Member # 8125
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The steam engine was indeed the first ever rail locomotive, please honor a locomotive you know is scraped or is in a musuem. This is for you to discuss it's history and heritage.
 
espeefoamer
Member # 2815
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I want to honor the SP GS4.One,4449,is preserved in Portland,OR. and still operates on excursions.
The Daylight was inaugerated in 1937 and has been called the most beautiful train in the world.
 
Roger Hensley
Member # 1374
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NYC 6015 at Beech Grove.
Last Niagara in service. June 30, 1956, last run of 6015 in passenger service, train no. 416, Indianapolis to Cincinnati on account of a diesel failure. Departed Indianapolis 34 minutes late, arrived Cincinnati 6 minutes late. July 2, 1956. Returned to Indianapolis in freight service, train CC-3. Final run
 



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