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Earl

July 02, 2019 12:30PM

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The second shot shows the servicable engines in the newer section of the roundhouse. To the right you can see the old portion of the roundhouse being demolished. Anyone have a date for its demolition? Later all the out of service locomotives were stored on the tracks once covered by the old roundhouse section,

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Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	Greg Scholl	July 01, 2019 09:43PM
Re: Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	TonyK375	July 01, 2019 10:12PM
Re: Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	Olaf Rasmussen	July 01, 2019 10:22PM
Re: Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	Greg Scholl	July 02, 2019 07:10AM
Re: Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	Greg Scholl	July 02, 2019 07:14AM
Re: late June narrow gauge action	Olaf Rasmussen	July 02, 2019 10:27AM
Re: Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	Earl	July 02, 2019 12:30PM
Re: Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	Greg Scholl	July 02, 2019 04:02PM
Re: Hey dad here is some good stuff-lets go in the shop!	drgwk37	July 04, 2019 08:07PM

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