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Bruce R. Pier

June 05, 2000 08:06AM

PRR 9684 is alive and well. The 2-6-0 was restored to operating condition 1978-82 and is at the Greene County Historical Society Museum. The Pennsy had stored it first at Canton,then at Northumberland before donating to Greene County in 1958. It was the Washington & Waynesburg's second No.4,Alco-Cooke 1916.

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Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	Doug vV	June 05, 2000 04:07AM
Re: Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	Charlie Mutschler	June 05, 2000 07:38AM
Re: Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	Bruce R. Pier	June 05, 2000 08:06AM
Re: Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	Ted Miles	June 06, 2000 04:19PM
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Re: Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	Glenn Christensen	June 06, 2000 10:13PM
Re: Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	O. Anderson	June 07, 2000 11:58AM
Re: Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	Bruce R.Pier	June 07, 2000 10:03PM
Re: Pennsylvania Railroad narrow gauge	G. W. Laepple	June 08, 2000 08:55AM

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