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Duane Richardson

February 25, 2004 11:15AM

Not having had the pleasure of climbing up on one since I was 6, I was wondering what the interior of the tenders doghouse looked like. I'm guess it was a bench and a air valve for the breaks...correct? Anything else? I'm sure it varied one locomotive to the next like so many other things did.
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Duane

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K-class doghouses	Duane Richardson	February 25, 2004 11:15AM
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