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Date: 08/07/05 05:53
PRR. Memories
Author: m1bprr

The GP-9 a pair of them shown here at Enola, Pa. responsible for putting the kiss of death to remaining PRR. Steam west of Enola to Pittsburgh.

Ed K. cp. Laurel Run

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Date: 08/07/05 05:55
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: m1bprr

Hump power at Enola.

Ed K.

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Date: 08/07/05 05:59
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: m1bprr

M-1b at Northumberland, PA.

Ed K.

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Date: 08/07/05 06:01
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: m1bprr

G-5 dead at Northumberland. She is preserved at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg, PA.

Ed K.

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Date: 08/07/05 06:02
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: m1bprr

A lot of them ended up here in this scrap line Philadelphia.

Ed K.

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Date: 08/07/05 06:04
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: m1bprr

M-1b 6755 preserved at Strasburg.

Ed K.

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Date: 08/07/05 06:09
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: m1bprr

So the memories remain.

Ed K.

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Date: 08/07/05 13:15
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: Enginecrew

m1bprr Wrote:
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> So the memories remain.

Amen brother, amen...

Thanks for posting the pictures!



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Date: 08/08/05 03:56
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: gg1tim

Love the pictures of PRR steam; living under the wires I never had the chance to see them run and I didn't get any chance to go to the area along the Jersey Coast to see the last days of the K4's.

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Date: 08/08/05 11:20
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: Krokodil

Thanks for sharing, a nice trip back when...

ThomasE

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Date: 08/09/05 13:34
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: westernnyrr

I thought I'd add a few pictures of some steam locomotives I took at the Pa.RR.Museum. Maybe you would be kind enough to fill in the blanks, as far as engine type and some history. There was so much to see and so little time. These pictures were taken in 2002. Thanks, Richard

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Date: 08/09/05 13:37
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: westernnyrr

Another.

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Date: 08/09/05 13:39
Re: PRR. Memories
Author: westernnyrr

And, another.

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