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Dan Markoff

September 23, 2004 07:03AM

This is a locomotive move for the record books. The Smithsonian Institution a few years ago moved Eureka's sister engine, the Jupiter, across the mall in Washington. I think the move cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $100,000 and took some 5 days. I'm impressed!

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How Washington DC moves a locomotive . LINK	Dan Markoff	September 23, 2004 07:03AM
Re: How Washington DC moves a locomotive .	Stephen Peck	September 23, 2004 07:35AM
Re: How Washington DC moves a locomotive .	George Gaskill	September 23, 2004 12:11PM
Re: How Washington DC moves a locomotive .	Phil Reader	September 23, 2004 05:45PM
The Jupiter and Butterfly nets.	Dan Markoff	September 23, 2004 11:18PM
Re: The Jupiter and Butterfly nets.	Robert	September 24, 2004 07:28AM
Re: The Jupiter and Butterfly nets.	South Park	September 24, 2004 08:41AM
Re: The Jupiter and Butterfly nets.	Phil Reader	September 24, 2004 05:26PM
Re: The Jupiter	Ed Kelley	September 24, 2004 06:14PM
Re: The Jupiter	Paul Hagglund	September 24, 2004 07:57PM
Re: The Jupiter	Ed Kelley	September 25, 2004 11:01AM
Re: The Jupiter	CHARLIE HOPKINS	September 26, 2004 12:39AM
Re: The Jupiter	Tom Shreve	September 26, 2004 09:17PM
Re: The Jupiter and Butterfly nets.	Ted Miles	September 27, 2004 11:06AM
Re: The Jupiter and Butterfly nets.	Brian Norden	September 27, 2004 11:33PM
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How Washington DC moves a locomotive . *LINK*

How Washington DC moves a locomotive . LINK