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Keith Taylor

March 17, 2020 11:39AM

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I believe that at least two trench locomotives built by Baldwin were sent to the Magor Car Company in Clifton, New Jersey to switch cars that they built around the plant.
I know this to be true because in the 1970’s two locomotive boilers were still at the Magor plant used as stationary boilers, they still bore their Baldwin builders plates.
I was an engineer on the local freight job that served the Magor plant and other industries in the Paterson, NJ area and saw the boilers at that time. They were no longer in service.

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Questions Regarding Post WWI Domestic NG Trench Engine Use	NGJon	March 15, 2020 07:26PM
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Re: Questions Regarding Post WWI Domestic NG Trench Engine Use	Jeff Tolan	March 16, 2020 01:54PM
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Re: Questions Regarding Post WWI Domestic NG Trench Engine Use	Jeff Tolan	March 16, 2020 12:59AM
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Re: Questions Regarding Post WWI Domestic NG Trench Engine Use	Keith Taylor	March 17, 2020 11:39AM
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