Re: Edaville No 11
| January 30, 2017 12:51PM |
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Here are some mediocre snapshots I took at Edaville in the 1980s. Both engines were originally saddletankers, but No. 11 had lost her tank at some point after arriving at Edaville.
I understand that there is also a sister engine, No. 9, that is privately owned and currently(?) at the Pine Creek RR in New Jersey. Can anyone confirm this?
-Philip Marshall
I understand that there is also a sister engine, No. 9, that is privately owned and currently(?) at the Pine Creek RR in New Jersey. Can anyone confirm this?
-Philip Marshall
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