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A B&O
GP-9 pulls an excursion train for the museum in June 1998. |
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A Chesapeake
& Ohio 2-8-4, number 2705, sits in the yard display at the museum
in June 1998. |
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One of the
C&O's mighty Allegheny locomotives, 1604, rests in the yard at
the museum in June 1999. |
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Another shot
of the Allegheny, showing the immense size of the coal tender. |
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In June 1998,
a B&O SW-9 sits in B&O's working locomotive yard as the locomotive
will pull excursion trains. |
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A B&O
EA locomotive sits in the yard in June 1994. In June 1999, the locomotive
has been moved and is currently undergoing restoration by museum
workers. |
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The pride
of the CNJ, Camelback 592 rests in the roundhouse. The 592 rode over
almost all CNJ rails and has also pulled The Blue Comet on occasion.
It is terrific the locomotive has been preserved. |
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A Domino Sugar
car sits at the museum in June 1998. Domino Sugar has a big plant
in the Inner Harbor area. |
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B&O equipment
sits outside the locomotive house in June 1999. The 7402 locomotive
is a SD35. |
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PRR GG1 4890
sits at the museum in June 1994. The locomotive has since been moved
out of the museum yard awaiting cosmetic work. |
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Operational
B&O GP30 with the sunburst scheme (see rear of locomotive) in June
1999. |
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Classic B&O
bay window caboose in June 1998. The blue and yellow paint scheme
looks very good on their locomotives and rolling stock. |
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B&O gondola
sits in the front yard of the museum in June 1998. |
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B&O GP40
in the front yard of the museum in June 1998. It was the first GP40
delivered to the B&O and was retired in 1993. |
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B&O covered
hopper at the museum in June 1998. The B&O lent many of these
hoppers to the CNJ. |
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B&O Rail
Diesel Cars at the museum in June 1998. |
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Chessie System
caboose, originally of Western Maryland heritage, at the museum in June
1998. I applaud the preservation efforts of the B&O. |
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Chessie System
GP7, originally belonging to the B&O sits in the operational yard awaiting
its turn to pull an excursion train in June 1998. |
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A streamlined
C&O Hudson proudly sits in the museum's front yard for all to see in
June 1998. |
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A Goodyear
tanker sitting in the museum's parking lot as seen in June 1999. |