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philip.marshall

December 08, 2019 09:56PM

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philip.marshall Wrote:
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> This engine was built by Pittsburgh in 1883

Further reading has convinced me that the engine pictured was almost certainly reboilered at some point, so its later appearance on the Newport & Sherman's Valley RR would not be representative of its original Pittsburgh design (which would almost certainly have included ringed domes and probably a diamond stack as well). I apologize for my misleading comments about Pittsburgh vs. Canadian locomotive design.

-Philip Marshall

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