June 07, 2000 10:05AM
I believe there are still 6 Glovers left in USA. There is one still in Puerto Rico and one in Venzelua. The two that were in the main shops of Glover at the time they were restoring the Marietta engine, are now hidden up with the folks of the General engine, in or near Kearsage (spelling?)GA. It is to protect them from "railfans". They plan on restoring them some day with many of the molds from the old Glover Plant. 73 Roy
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less well known narrow gauge railroads.

Douglas van Veelen June 03, 2000 06:35AM

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Mike Mahoney June 03, 2000 03:28PM

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Mike Mahoney June 03, 2000 03:35PM

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Douglas van Veelen June 03, 2000 03:46PM

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Doug vV June 03, 2000 03:50PM

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Mike Mahoney June 03, 2000 07:33PM

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Doug vV June 03, 2000 10:53PM

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G. W. Laepple June 04, 2000 01:01PM

Wishing and Hartwell RR

Doug vV June 04, 2000 01:25PM

Glover Locos

O. Anderson June 05, 2000 10:45AM

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Doug vV June 05, 2000 12:12PM

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Roy Keeley June 07, 2000 10:05AM

surviving steam locos

Doug vV June 05, 2000 11:51PM

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Glenn Christensen June 04, 2000 02:14PM



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