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"US Army #101: "General Peershing" 2-8-0 Consolidation Type-This locomotive was the sole survivor of the 150 2-8-0 locomotive built by Baldwin for the War Department during World War I. It originally had French-style cabs and couplers for use in that country. The other 149 went to France and are lost to history. It was donated to the museum in 1959." |
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"Chicago, Burlington & Quincy #30 Dynamomenter: Dynamomenter cars are used to measure the pulling power of locomotives. The car is coupled between the locomotive and train and measurements are made by a large machine that can be seen in the forward end of the car. This car was built in 1930" |
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"Richter, Vinegar Company #20: This unusual car was used to transport vinegar and apple cider for the Richter Vingaegar Co. Of Manitowoc, WI. The tanks were built of redwood and could carry 8,478 gallons." |
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"Soo Line #593 Caboose: Constructed for the Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern Railroad, it was then purchase by the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic which later became part of the Soo Line with the 1961 merger." |
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