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drgw0579

March 19, 2020 07:55AM

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>By the way I want to officially state that we will no longer be painting or lettering equipment differently from one side to another. This practice is confusing to guests and is unprofessional in my eyes.

Yes! Maybe okay on a model railroad, but not a museum or heritage railway where you are trying to educate visitors on the accurate history of the equipment.

Bill Kepner

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