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Erie
Built #8 is in Butte Montana on the Olympian Hiawatha in 1949.
Another
view of #8 leading the Olympian Hiawatha through the rugged Rocky Mountains.
One
of the Milwaukee's famous BiPolars tows the Olympian backwards towards
Tacoma Washington in this scene from the 30's.
Perhaps
the most famous members of the Hiawatha "tribe" were the Class A Atlantics.Here
we see #3 in 1937.
One
of the Class A's leads the Afternoon Hi out of Chicago in the 40's.
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