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Freight Cowls
By: John Westfield | Album Views: 19,489 |
Freight Cowls are standard locomotives that have a hood that extends the full width of the locomotive. Sadly, most Freight Cowls have been retired, but a few still run on short lines. |
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Juniata Shops
By: ckeefer58 | Album Views: 19,078 |
Once the main shops of the mighty Pennsylvania RR, and now the main facility of modern Norfolk Southern, the Juniata Shops have been turning out some of the best locomotives and rebuilds for over 100 years. |
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Appalachian Glory
By: Sean Mathews | Album Views: 19,043 |
Trains of the Appalachian, Alleghanies and other Marlyand/Virginia/West Virginia/Pennsylvania Mountain regions. |
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