Grafton Center Railroad
| December 11, 2011 02:42PM |
The Grafton, MA Historical Society is trying to research this 3-foot gauge locomotive. It is possible that this engine was built by the Mason Locomotive works. Probably purchased used. There is a possibility that it came from the 3-foot gauge Worcester & Shrewsbury RR. Any leads ?
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