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-Click here to see Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad caboose # 508. This bay window caboose was built by P&LE at McKee's Rocks, PA. in 1950. Railroad Museum Of Pennsylvania, Strasburg Penna. 7/7/01.
-Click here to see Lehigh Valley Railroad four-wheel wooden "bobber" caboose # 2606. This caboose is former Williamsport and North Branch RR, and C.W. Somes Lumber Co. Builder and date unknown. Railroad Museum Of Pennsylvania, Strasburg Penna. 7/7/01.
-Click here to see Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad # 81, Class NW-2, rated at 1000 hp and built by The Electro-Motive Division of General Motors. This engine pulled the last passenger train out of Baltimore on the MA & PA on 8-31-54. Railroad Museum Of Pennsylvania, Strasburg Pa. 7/7/01.
-Click here to see the "Rail Whale", Pennsylvania Railroad tank car Class TP-1 # 500001, former Conrail # 70899. This giant has a capacity of 38,000 gallons and was built by The Samuel Rea Shops at Holidaysburg PA. in January, 1966. Railroad Museum Of Pennsylvania, Strasburg Penna. 7/7/01.
-Click here to see Fruit Growers Express Refrigerator Car, F.G.E.X # 57708. This wood sided car was built between 1927-1931. Railroad Museum Of Pennsylvania, Strasburg Penna. 7/7/01.
-Click here to see the 100-foot long Reading Company Turntable, at The Railroad Museum Of Pennsylvania. This turntable, American Bridge Company # 1329, was built in 1928 and served The Reading Company at Bridgeport Pa. until 1967. Railroad Museum Of Pennsylvania, Strasburg Penna. 7/7/01.
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