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Wolves

November 14, 2022 05:56PM

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Hi -- I would like to find some photos of old locomotive No. 69 being packed, strapped, and moved from Stuhr Museum in Grand Island NE back to its former home in Skagway AK. This move took place in about July of 2005. I would also like to find out more about another Stuhr locomotive, No. 43, a well as locomotive No.2 which was featured in the old Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman television show. Any help would be appreciated.

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