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John Hillier

August 24, 2003 09:54AM

They may want to stop in Roanoke at the Virginia Transportation Museum. That is where the 611 is on display. Also if they go east to I-75 in the southern part of Georgia theres the Agrirama, in Tifton, and they have a little narrow gauge 0-4-0. I rode behind it a lot about 10 years ago when it used to be at the Orlando International Toy Train Museum.

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