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Greg Raven

May 03, 2000 02:57PM

Good to hear confirmation of this. What was the source ?
From the many photos in the museum, there were LOTS of 3 foot 4-4-0s in Central Florida in the late 19th century.
I'm gonna have to do some research and find out if any of them survive in museums or static displays.
Some of the rail samples in the museum were unbelieveably light- I think there was a 12 lb sample in one of the display cases !

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D&RG Loco in Florida	Greg Raven	May 02, 2000 08:25PM
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Re: D&RG Loco in Florida	Rich Muth	May 02, 2000 10:27PM
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Re: D&RG Loco in Florida	Greg Raven	May 03, 2000 02:57PM
Re: D&RG Loco in Florida	Ken Willis	May 04, 2000 06:24AM
Re: D&RG Loco in Florida	rudnick	May 04, 2000 10:25AM
Re: D&RG Loco in Florida	Rudnick	May 03, 2000 10:16AM

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