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NH/VT Railroads Today - Full size and model, engines to cabooses.

A Day in the Life of Railroad Employees	History of Railroad Equipment	Engines
Train Stations	Bridges	Trollys
Building the Railroads	NH/VT Railroads Today - Full size and model, engines to cabooses.	Railroad History Index

Engines

An engine I saw in someone's yard in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Taking on Water	Closeup of the same, notice the man with an oil can oiling the mechanism.

A Day in the Life of Railroad Employees	History of Railroad Equipment	Engines
Train Stations	Bridges	Trollys
Building the Railroads	NH/VT Railroads Today - Full size and model, engines to cabooses.	Railroad History Index